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Can I get a UK passport for UK born children

Your children are not entitled to dual citizenship unless one or both of the parents are actually UK citizens (the parent has to be a UK citizen OR domiciled in the UK).

According to the British Nationality Act 1981:
Under s.1(1), a person born in the United Kingdom on or after 1 January 1983 is a British citizen at birth if, at the time of the birth:either parent is a British citizen;or
either parent is settled in the United Kingdom [31-01-05]
 
 
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