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Who is fuelling protests against UK’s asylum seekers?
More than 45,000 asylum seekers are currently being housed in hotels across the UK, at a cost of over six million pounds per day.
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FactCheck: asylum backlog more than ten times higher than in 2010
How big is the asylum backlog – and is it illegal to cross the Channel in a small boat?
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Shamima Begum fails in appeal to regain her British citizenship
Shamima Begum, who left school in London in 2015 to travel to the part of Syria controlled by the Islamic State militant group, has failed in her latest bid to challenge the removal of her British citizenship.
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Prevent programme doing too little to tackle so-called ‘Islamist extremism’ says review
We’ve waited more than three years for a review into the Government’s anti-terror programme and its findings are that it is not living up to its name.
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FactCheck: 200 unaccompanied asylum-seeking children still missing from UK hotels – what the government has said explained
What is the government doing about asylum-seeking children going missing from hotels and who is legally responsible for their welfare? Here’s what we know so far.
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Government plans to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda is lawful, High Court rules
The government’s plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda was supposed to deter people from trying to cross the Channel to reach the UK on small boats.
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Thousands march in London to demand general election over cost of living crisis
Counter Terror police have said that they believe the firebomb attack on an immigration centre in Dover last Sunday was ‘motivated by a terrorist ideology.’
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Holocaust survivors pen letter to Suella Braverman over migrant remarks
The language used to discuss those arriving in the UK via small boats has come under scrutiny this week. In particular, the comments made by Home Secretary Suella Braverman on Monday have prompted Holocaust survivors to write her an open letter, published in the Mirror, warning that Ms Braverman’s statements “risked fanning the flames of…
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FactCheck: did Sunak break data rules over asylum staff claim?
The prime minister said the number of asylum caseworkers is up 80 per cent.
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Braverman’s ‘invasion’ remark in ‘stark contrast’ to her career as a barrister, says former client
We spoke to Stuart Luke, a partner at InstaLaw Solicitors. Working at a different law firm in 2016, he asked Suella Braverman to represent several of their clients as a barrister.
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Urgent need to act on domestic abuse and suicide link
The government must act on the link between domestic abuse and suicide by urgently establishing a national database of every woman who takes their own life after suffering abuse, bereaved relatives and campaigners have demanded.
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Rishi Sunak promises to fix Truss mistakes and appoints cabinet
Number 10 Downing Street is an unforgiving address. At 10.15 this morning Liz Truss said her un emotional goodbyes with her family looking on. There was no apology for the chaos that cut her time here pitifully short. Barely two hours later Rishi Sunak appeared alone in front of the black door to thank his…
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Liz Truss tries to curb Cabinet squabbling amid backbench ‘coup’
The spectre of cuts loomed large at the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham today – with cabinet ministers openly disagreeing.
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Cressida Dick ‘felt intimidated’ into resigning as Met chief, review finds
The former Met police commissioner Dame Cressida Dick felt intimidated into resigning by the London mayor Sadiq Khan, according to a review.
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Rwanda: what about LGBTQ+ asylum seekers?
Why LGBTQ+ asylum seekers are concerned about the government’s Rwanda policy