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Tory minister backs efforts to strip rapist David Carrick of his police pension

London mayor Sadiq Khan has said efforts will be made to remove pension

The Independent UK

Ministers back stripping police pension from serial rapist David Carrick

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has vowed to seek the forfeiture of the former Met officer’s state-funded pension, said to be £22,000 per year.

The Independent UK

Dinghy crossings stop for two weeks after English Channel disaster claims four lives

It is the longest uninterrupted break in activity for nine months, figures show

Evening Standard

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Home Secretary under fire over plan to house more than 100 asylum seekers in Hale hotel

Council leader 'objects to principle of using hotels in this way'

Manchester Evening News

Carrick conviction shows Met police’s ‘deeply rotten misogynistic culture’

Campaigner says fact that former officer got away with ‘horrific crimes’ for so long is terrifying

The Guardian - UK

Judges allow partial appeal against Rwanda asylum seeker ruling

The two judges previously found the Home Office’s plan to be lawful and rejected some grounds for appeal

The Guardian - UK

Lawfulness of Tories' Rwanda deportation policy to be challenged in appeal court

THE High Court’s ruling that the Tories’ plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda is lawful is set to be challenged.

The National (Scotland)

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Scheme to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda to be considered by Court of Appeal

A number of individuals and charity Asylum Aid have been given the go-ahead to appeal against a ruling in December that found the scheme was ‘lawful’

Evening Standard

Tougher fines for drivers negligently letting stowaways slip into UK

Immigration minister Robert Jenrick said drivers ‘are not taking the steps required to secure their vehicles’.

The Independent UK

Afghan mother-of-two says living in London hotel ‘like a prison’ amid affordable housing shortage

More than 2,000 homes are needed to help families move out of hotels

Evening Standard

Albanian government accuses Tory minister of ‘verbally lynching’ country

Immigration minister Robert Jenrick accused of ‘shameful’ attempt at chasing votes with video clip

The Independent UK

Holocaust survivor praised for bravery in standing up to Home Secretary

A HOLOCAUST survivor has been praised for her “courage” after confronting Suella Braverman on using the “language of hate” in speaking about…

The National (Scotland)

Watch in full as Suella Braverman tells Holocaust survivor she won’t apologise for migrant rhetoric

Home Office asked charity Freedom From Torture to take down edited video show Home Secretary’s response

The Independent UK

Charity refuses to delete clip of Holocaust survivor confronting Suella Braverman

Freedom From Torture posted a minute-long clip of Suella Braverman’s exchange with Joan Salter at a meeting in Fareham, Hampshire, on Friday evening

Evening Standard

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The Independent UK

Why it could be cheaper to renew your passport now

The Home Office has announced the first price hike in five years

The Independent UK

Charity refuses to delete clip of Holocaust survivor confronting Home Secretary

Freedom From Torture posted a minute-long clip of Suella Braverman’s exchange with Joan Salter at a meeting in Fareham, Hampshire, on Friday evening.

The National (Scotland)

Home Office seeks to remove video of Holocaust survivor confronting Home Secretary

THE Home Office has asked charity Freedom from Torture to remove a video showing UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman telling a Holocaust survivor…

Evening Standard

Charity seeks permission to appeal against Rwanda migrant ruling

A hearing to decide whether there should be permission to appeal is scheduled to take place on Monday at the Royal Courts of Justice

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The Independent UK

Charity seeks permission to appeal against ruling that Rwanda policy is lawful

A hearing to decide whether there should be permission to appeal is scheduled to take place on Monday at the Royal Courts of Justice.

The Guardian - UK

UK plans GPS tracking of potential deportees by fingerprint scanners

Charities say 24/7 monitoring for people on bail from immigration detention risk ‘total surveillance’

The Independent UK

Why it could be cheaper to renew your passport now

The Home Office has announced the first price hike in five years

The Independent UK

Channel migrants: Most people claiming to be modern slavery victims are Albanian

Home Office data was obtained from Migration Watch under freedom of information laws.

The Independent UK

Home Office accused of failing vulnerable groups in detention centres – watchdog

The Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration said the system to identify vulnerable people was ‘ineffective’.

Edinburgh Live

Important passport application change as prices to increase from next month

The Home Office will increase the cost for renewal for both adult and child passports from February 2, will the increase changing prices for the first time in five years.

Chronicle Live

UK Passport renewal 2023 costs and timelines for normal and fast track applications

The Home Office confirmed that the cost of a passport will rise by £7 and applications are expected to take 10 weeks

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