A Pakistani asylum-seeking family say they no longer feel safe after being moved into a newly built home in rural Shropshire, claiming they have faced hostility and intimidation since arriving.
Muhammad Nadeem, his wife, Shamaila, and their four children were relocated to the property after applying for asylum in the UK. According to the Daily Mail, the family had previously lived in Stockport, Greater Manchester, where Nadeem worked as an Uber driver before his work visa was due to expire.
