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96 per cent of Channel asylum claims last year still to be processed

THE Home Office has yet to process 96 per cent of asylum claims made by migrants who crossed the Channel last year, MPs have been told.

The National (Scotland)

Tory ministers urged to hand back ‘farcical’ redundancy payments OLD

Re-appointed ministers entitled to 25% of salary payment in ‘revolving door bonus’

The Independent UK

Most of 2021 Channel migrants’ asylum claims still outstanding, MPs told

Of the 4% completed, 85% were granted refugee status or another protection status, the Commons Home Affairs Committee heard.

The Independent UK

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Suella Braverman appointment 'makes a mockery' of Rishi Sunak integrity claims

The Lib Dems have called for an independent inquiry into the re-appointment of the under-fire Home Secretary.

Daily Record

Rishi Sunak 'made Suella Braverman Home Secretary due to her experience'

RISHI Sunak reinstalled Suella Braverman at the helm of the Home Office because he wants an “experienced” Home Secretary, James Cleverly has…

The National (Scotland)

More than two-thirds of Channel migrants ‘could have asylum claims granted’, report claims

The government refuses to consider asylum claims from people who have travelled through safe countries like France

The Independent UK

The Home Office is hindering efforts to tackle modern slavery

Letter: Reclassifying the horrific crime as an illegal immigration issue benefits no one, least of all the victims, says Mary Creagh

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Uyghur group challenges Britain over 'slave labour' cotton

LONDON: A Uyghur rights group told a London court on Tuesday that the British government has unlawfully failed to investigate the importation of cotton produced with "slave labour" in the Chinese province of Xinjiang.

Bangkok Post

Court rules abandoned wives should be allowed to return to UK

Judge finds woman unlawfully discriminated against in case of transnational marriage abandonment

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak will stick to 2019 Tory party manifesto, says MP

Former Home Office minister Victoria Atkins says levelling up, NHS and crime will be focus

The Guardian - UK

Teenager killed by her parents is 'constant reminder' of honour-based abuse

Savera UK has spoken out after experiencing a year-on-year increase in HBA referrals

Liverpool Echo

The Guardian view on 222 lost children: shame on the Home Office

Editorial: The cruel and chaotic asylum system has hit a new low with the revelation that more than 200 teenagers have disappeared

The Guardian - UK

‘Everyone wants to get involved’: inside a new police approach to tackling rape

Operation Bluestone aims to put suspects at centre of investigations while better supporting victims

The Guardian - UK

Widow of death riddle Briton: I fear Myanmar deportation

Wife of man from Inverness found dead in London flat is ‘traumatised’ after Home Office decides she can’t settle in UK

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Asylum seekers: Home Office accused of ‘catastrophic child protection failure’

Exclusive: over 220 unaccompanied children revealed as missing from hotels funded by the department

The Independent UK

Asylum chief quits Home Office as Labour attacks ‘chaos and confusion’ in department

Exclusive: Yvette Cooper says department is in ‘special measures’ after seeing three home secretaries within two months

The Guardian - UK

Barrister says she became legal expert while in Home Office immigration detention

Aderonke Apata says she has Home Office to thank for career as she fought removal to Nigeria

Daily Mirror

Airline hired to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda pulls out of UK scheme

The Government used a plane run by Privilege Style when it first tried remove people to Rwanda in June but the flight was grounded at the last minute after legal challenges

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The Independent UK

Airline pulls out of operating UK’s Rwanda deportation flights

Spanish charter airline Privilege Style said it will not operate such flights in the future.

The National (Scotland)

Rwanda plan airline pulls out of plan to deport asylum seekers after dogged campaign

THE airline contracted to fly asylum seekers to Rwanda has pulled out of the contract with the Home Office.

The Independent UK

Airline hired by UK to remove refugees to Rwanda pulls out of scheme

Charter airline Privilege Style won’t fly to Rwanda after bowing to public pressure

The Guardian - UK

Airline hired for UK’s Rwanda deportations pulls out of scheme

Exclusive: Privilege Style causes problem for Home Office as it bows to pressure from campaigners

The Guardian - UK

Diphtheria outbreak confirmed at asylum seeker centre in Kent

‘Very small’ number of cases reported at Manston airfield, where about 3,000 people are staying in tents

The Guardian - UK

What is the child sexual abuse inquiry and why did it take seven years?

Independent inquiry for England and Wales set up in 2015 after Jimmy Savile and Rolf Harris scandals dogged by controversy

The Guardian - UK

A day of Conservative chaos in Westminster – how it unfolded

From the home secretary’s departure to the chief whip going nowhere, we recap another extraordinary day

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