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More ‘highly vulnerable’ asylum seekers found sleeping rough in central London

Latest group are among scores of people removed from Manston immigration centre in Kent by Home Office with no offer of shelter

The Guardian - UK

‘Callous’ minister claims migrants have ‘a cheek’ to complain about conditions at overcrowded Manston

Downing Street distanced itself from the comments

The Independent UK

Two migrant groups left stranded at Victoria station after ‘misunderstanding’, says minister

Two migrant groups who crossed the English Channel were left stranded in London after a “misunderstanding” with UK officials, a minister has said.

Evening Standard

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Migrants should be 'treated with compassion and respect', says PM's spokesman

It comes after policing minister Chris Philp criticised the “cheek” of complaints from people arriving in the country “illegally” about the conditions in processing

Wales Online

Migrants ‘deserve to be treated with compassion and respect’ – Downing Street

Home Office minister Chris Philp earlier criticised the ‘cheek’ of complaints from ‘illegal’ migrants.

The Independent UK

More than one million homeowners in London and the South East face mortgage timebomb by end of next year

The number of London and commuter homeowners with mortgages on variable rates or fixed rates ending in 2023 is now estimated to be over one million.

Evening Standard

London property market sees demand for homes almost halved since disastrous mini-Budget

The fall in demand for homes is far greater in London than any other UK region.

Evening Standard

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‘Bit of a cheek’ for illegal migrants to start complaining, claims minister

Policing Minister says migrants entering UK illegally “don’t even have to come here”

Evening Standard

Minister attacks migrants for having 'cheek' to complain about processing centres

A HOME Office minister has attacked migrants for having the “cheek” to complain about the conditions in UK processing centres.

The National (Scotland)

Former Treasury minister blames Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng for budget chaos

A former Treasury minister has repeatedly refused to apologise for his role in Liz Truss’s disastrous “mini-budget” which nearly crashed the economy.

Evening Standard

Home Office minister criticises ‘cheek’ of complaints from illegal migrants

Chris Philp made the comment amid chaos at Manston migrant base in Kent, which he said was legally compliant.

The Independent UK

Tory minister says migrants have a 'bit of a cheek' to complain about conditions in UK

Policing Minister Chris Philp stoked tensions by suggesting it was unreasonable for asylum seekers to protest at the state of their accommodation after reports of outbreaks of diphtheria and scabies in overcrowded conditions in crisis-hit Manston

Daily Mirror

No 10 distances itself from minister’s remark about asylum seekers’ ‘cheek’

Chris Philp’s comments spark row as government faces pressure to fix ‘chaos’ at Manston refugee centre

The Guardian - UK

‘Bit of a cheek’ for migrants to complain about conditions at overcrowded Manston, says minister OLD

Centre in Kent being expanded to take more than 1,600 people arriving across the Channel

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Daily Mirror

BBC Question Time: Woman blasts 'talentless' Tories after Hancock enters I'm a Celeb

A Government Minister was left squirming in his seat after an audience member blasted the 'talentless' Tory government during a discussion about Matt Hancock's upcoming stint on I'm A Celebrity!

The Guardian - UK

Just when refugees thought Manston couldn’t get any worse, here comes Leaky Sue

Home Office fiascos are coming so thick and fast they obscured the futility of Suella Braverman’s visit to the refugee centre

The Independent UK

Truss allies accept demotions in new-look ministerial team as Sunak seeks unity

Anne-Marie Trevelyan and Chris Philp have been made ministers in the Foreign Office and Home Office, respectively.

Evening Standard

Chris Philp and Edward Argar: Who are the MPs involved in Treasury switch?

Liz Truss has appointed Edward Argar as Treasury chief secretary to replace Chris Philp

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Tribune News Service

Truss dumps UK corporation tax freeze plan after firing ally

Liz Truss scrapped her plan to freeze corporation tax next year in another dramatic U-turn, hours after she fired her ally Kwasi Kwarteng and replaced him with Jeremy Hunt as UK Chancellor of the Exchequer.

The Guardian - UK

Liz Truss to raise corporation tax in another humiliating U-turn

PM makes second climbdown and sacks chancellor after package of unfunded tax cuts sent the pound tumbling

Evening Standard

Liz Truss U-turns on corporation tax after Kwasi Kwarteng sacked

Liz Truss tore up the mini budget with an £18 billion corporation tax U-turn after sacking Kwasi Kwarteng as Chancellor on Friday. The reversal came as the prime minister held a press conference after a tumultuous day where she sacked Mr Kwarteng, one of her closest allies, and appointed Jeremy…

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Hunt replaces Kwarteng as Liz Truss plans humiliating U-turn

U.K. Prime Minister Liz Truss fired Chancellor of the Exchequer Kwasi Kwarteng and replaced him with former Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt as she prepared to make a humiliating U-turn on parts of her economic plan.

The Independent UK

Chris Philp: Liz Truss demotes Kwasi Kwarteng’s deputy in Treasury clear-out

Chief secretary to the Treasury moved to Cabinet Office role

The Independent UK

Jeremy Hunt named as new chancellor by Liz Truss

Tory moderate replaces Kwasi Kwarteng in bid to shore up support from MPs

Daily Mirror

Why Liz Truss' pledge not to cut public spending is not all that it seems

Critics believe the Prime Minister has three options: U-turn and cut spending, U-turn on tax cuts, or keep going and drive the economy off a cliff. Some of the answers may lie in the detail

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