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Police apologise for Hillsborough failures and for 'blighting lives' of families

Senior police officers issue apology nearly 34 years on from tragedy

Liverpool Echo

Hillsborough disaster: Police chiefs apologise for EVERY force in country for 97 deaths

Police chief Martin Hewitt has apologised on behalf of the police service for failing to keep people safe at the FA Cup match at Hillsborough, in which 97 Liverpool fans died

Daily Mirror

Two day warning until major UK passport rule change that'll cost Brits

Those hoping to avoid the increased fees, particularly families with multiple passports which need renewing at once, still have a bit of time to get in under the net

Daily Mirror

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XR protesters disrupt House of Lords as Government suffers defeat over Public Order Bill

There was drama in the upper chamber when eco-activists disturbed proceedings to demonstrate against the Public Order Bill

Evening Standard

Lack of Government response to Hillsborough report criticised

Ninety-seven football fans as a result of a crush at a match between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest on April 15 1989.

The Independent UK

Met officers did not examine if spying was justified, inquiry finds

Unit infiltrating leftwing groups in 1960s and 1970s never assessed if they presented threat to nation

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak’s migration plan ‘would have left 45,000 in permanent limbo last year’

Refugee Council warns tens of thousands who crossed Channel to UK in 2022 would have been detained indefinitely under proposals

The Guardian - UK

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Home Office resumes responsibility for stopping small boat crossings

Boris Johnson handed leadership for operations in the Channel to the Royal Navy in an attempt to stem the flow of migrants.

The Independent UK

MI5 spies broke law by holding people’s intercepted data for years

Successive home secretaries approved unlawful surveillance warrants under ‘Snoopers’ Charter’, tribunal finds

The Independent UK

Government suffers defeats in Lords over controversial protest crackdown

There was drama in the upper chamber when eco-activists disturbed proceedings to demonstrate against the Public Order Bill.

The Independent UK

Firefighters 'struggling with cost of living crisis' and 'raw pay deal', says Andy Burnham

The mayor also slammed the government for allowing '999 services to fall into a position where they can't serve the public'

Manchester Evening News

Firearms officer who recommended gunman who killed five people be given licence had no formal training, inquest hears

Jake Davison killed five people, including his mother

Wales Online

Laws making it harder for slavery victims to gain support come into force as government avoids scrutiny

Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner post left vacant after watchdog vocally opposed changes that ‘harm genuine trafficking victims’

The Independent UK

Firearms licensing officer had no formal training, inquest hears

David Rees assessed Jake Davison’s shotgun application and made a recommendation for his superiors to review and approve.

The Independent UK

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Manchester Evening News

British passport holders warned of rule change that comes into force in days

Brits who are applying for a passport or renewing an old one will face increased fees from next month

The Independent UK

‘Slimming pill’ drug to be classified as poison after at least 33 deaths

DNP is banned for human consumption but it has been advertised online as something that aids weight loss

The National (Scotland)

Last chance to renew your UK passport before fees rise in February

New passport fees are being introduced for all applications from February 2.

The Guardian - UK

Home Office threatened with libel action over Prevent strategy review

Critics fear still-unpublished review into anti-radicalisation strategy could link it to extremism

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Liverpool Echo

Thousands of benefits claimants could owe DWP money after error

Around 140,000 people were given DWP handouts by accident

The Independent UK

New reforms to tackle ‘abuse’ of modern slavery laws by criminals

Under plans announced by the Home Secretary, migrants convicted of serious offences may no longer be able to claim to be victims of modern slavery.

The Guardian - UK

Chris Perry obituary

Other lives: Journalist, teacher and politician who was a fearless spokesman for the people who were unable to speak for themselves

The Guardian - UK

Home Office publishes details of £70m contract to house asylum seekers

Charities have criticised ‘warehousing’ centres, calling instead for better integration in society

The Guardian - UK

The car drew up. The children got in: UK child asylum-seekers’ narrow escape from kidnap

Alleged traffickers abducted three children from outside a Home Office-run hotel in Brighton last May. They were lucky to evade capture – many don’t

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on Britain’s shameful failings on child refugees

Abused, kidnapped and lost – the government should hang its head in shame over its lack of care towards vulnerable minors

The Guardian - UK

Child migrants racially abused and threatened with violence at Home Office hotel

Whistleblower tells of threats and illegal detention in fresh revelations about failures that drove children into hands of criminals

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