The proportion of refugees deemed 'genuine' by Britain has hit a 32-year high - just as Priti Patel battles to deport thousands of them to Rwanda.
Some 76% of asylum seekers had their claim for asylum, leave or humanitarian protection approved in the year to June - the most since 1990.
The rise is partly driven by more people coming from war-torn nations like Afghanistan, and partly by fewer being deemed “inadmissible” to apply.