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Home Secretary faces calls to ban sales of laughing gas - UK’s second most-used drug among teens

Nitrous oxide is the second most-used drug among 16 to 24-year-olds in the UK.

Wales Online

'Draconian' Tory crackdown on protests set to pass its final Commons stage TODAY

The Public Order Bill features a massive expansion of stop-and-search - including without suspicion - and will hand unlimited fines to protesters who walk around with glue in their pockets

Daily Mirror

‘I’ve been vindicated on Met racism after 30-year battle’, says former top officer

‘I went on to be promoted but so did those racist and misogynistic cops’, says Shabnam Chaudhri after damning Met review

Evening Standard

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A firefighter strike could be on the horizon - and our fire authority blames the government

The Fire Brigades Union is currently in dispute with the government over staff pay

Chronicle Live

Firm that ran criticised UK youth jail awarded contract for asylum centre

Exclusive: MTC, which ran Rainsbrook youth jail, now providing security at Manston asylum seekers’ facility

The Guardian - UK

Hundreds of Met Police officers should be sacked for racism and sexual assault, force’s chief admits

Casey review finds Britain’s biggest police force allowing criminals and serial rule-breakers to keep jobs

The Independent UK

Home Office 'must come clean over golden visas for Putin cronies', MPs told

Lib Dem Layla Moran has called on Home Secretary Suella Braverman to finally release a report into Tier 1 visas, which were scrapped in February after officials admitted that some cases had given rise to 'security concerns'

Daily Mirror

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Home Secretary announces plans to crack down on climate protests

Suella Braverman said she will give the police new powers to take a more 'proactive' approach to some protests

Wales Online

Suella Braverman to give police more powers to stop protesters ‘holding Britain to ransom’

Home secretary wants activist ‘vandals’ to face new laws

The Independent UK

Ministers to be given more power crackdown on ‘disruptive’ protests

The plans form part of a crack down against groups such as Just Stop Oil who have carried out 15 days of civil unrest in London this month

Evening Standard

Suella Braverman plans crackdown on ‘hideously selfish’ climate protests

Road-blocking demonstrations are ‘not a freedom of expression, nor a human right,’ says home secretary

The Independent UK

Home Secretary announces plans to crackdown on climate protests

Ms Braverman pledged to stop activists holding the public ‘to ransom’.

The Independent UK

Asylum seekers ‘effectively detained’ at Home Office hotels with claims of ‘restricted’ movement

An investigation by The Independent and Liberty Investigates has unearthed accounts from asylum seekers who say they were prevented from leaving

The Independent UK

Home Office apologises over threat to send pregnant rape survivor to Rwanda

Government withdraws letter to woman, who is 37 weeks pregnant, saying that it was sent by mistake

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Over 1,300 asylum seekers can claim compensation for phones seized by UK

Judges say Home Office’s unlawful targeting of people arriving in small boats was ‘failure of governance’

The Independent UK

Charities and asylum seekers face wait for Rwanda policy High Court ruling

“It is going to take a little bit of time,” judge Lord Justice Lewis said on Friday.

The National (Scotland)

Heavily pregnant rape survivor threatened with removal to Rwanda by Home Office

A HEAVILY pregnant rape survivor has been threatened by the Home Office with being sent to Rwanda.

The Guardian - UK

Motorola faces price controls over UK emergency services radio contract

Watchdog to rule on monopoly of police, fire and ambulance services system as excess profits head towards £1.1bn

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The Independent UK

Scottish drugs minister calls for urgent meeting with UK Government

Changes to drug legislation could apply to Scotland, a Home Office paper published in July said.

The Guardian - UK

Home Office taken to court over ‘pre-settled status’ rules for EU citizens

IMA says millions could lose right to live in UK if they do not reapply for settled status and this is ‘unlawful’

Daily Mirror

Polish dad barred from re-entering UK after going back to homeland for holiday

Maciej Szulczynski, 49, has been waiting months for confirmation his EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS) application has been successful, and having returned to Poland for a holiday was barred from returning to the UK

The Independent UK

UK government still giving false information on EU passport validity

Exclusive: Parents wrongly told ‘your child will need six months left on their passport’

Wales Online

Gary Lineker criticises Home Office over treatment of 26-year old refugee he hosted

Lineker too in a 26-year old man who had been caught up in a military coup

The Independent UK

Gary Lineker criticises Home Office treatment of refugee he hosted

It comes after Lineker was found to have breached the BBC’s impartiality rules over a tweet he posted in February.

The Guardian - UK

Home Office threatens to send heavily pregnant rape survivor to Rwanda

Eritrean woman, 28, in acute distress having spent most of her life in search of safety

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