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Week of criticisms and revelations over Home Office’s handling of migrant crisis

Here are this week’s developments.

The Independent UK

7 bits of bad news the Tories slipped out as MPs go on six-week summer break

The final days of the Parliamentary term are a good time to bury bad news - particularly with all eyes on the Conservative leadership race. Here's what you might have missed in the rush...

Daily Mirror

UK won't get back £120 million it paid Rwanda if deportation project scrapped

The High Court is currently weighing up whether the controversial plan - unveiled by Priti Patel earlier this year - is legal, with deportations understood to be on hold until at least September

Daily Mirror

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Ukrainians waiting months for UK visa after confusing Home Office form

Veronica Chernyak fled Kyiv with her elderly mum Valentina, who has difficulty walking and uses two walking sticks, eight days after the start of the war - they have been in Poland waiting for her mum's visa to be ready to be collected

Daily Mirror

Prince Harry wins court fight against Home Office over personal security plans

Prince Harry’s lawyers said in an appeal last month that the Home Office decision had been made with “procedural unfairness”.

Daily Record

Prince Harry wins right to challenge Home Office over police protection

The Duke of Sussex has won permission to bring a High Court challenge against the Home Office over his security arrangements while in the UK.

Evening Standard

Prince Harry wins bid to bring High Court challenge over UK police protection decision

Duke of Sussex is taking legal action over a decision not to allow him to pay for police protection for himself and his family when visiting the UK

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Prince Harry’s case against Home Office can proceed, high court judge rules

Judge grants permission for part of claim over duke’s security arrangements to have judicial review

The Guardian - UK

Prince Harry wins bid to challenge Home Office ban on him paying for UK security

Duke of Sussex taking legal action over decision not to allow him to pay for police protection for himself and family when visiting from America

The Independent UK

Prince Harry wins latest court fight against Home Office over security arrangements

Prince Harry has won part of his latest legal challenge to take the Home Office to the High Court following their refusal to allow him to pay for police protection while in the UK

Daily Mirror

Duke of Sussex wins bid for review of Home Office security decision

Harry is bringing legal action over a decision not to allow him to pay for police protection for himself and his family when in the UK.

The Independent UK

Harry to learn court ruling on challenge to Home Office over police protection

Duke of Sussex seeking full judicial review of decision not to allow him to pay for police protection for himself and his family

Wales Online

Harry awaits court ruling on challenge to Home Office over police protection

The Duke of Sussex’s lawyers asked Mr Justice Swift to grant permission for a full judicial review of the Home Office’s decision.

The Independent UK

One-third of all police in England and Wales to be inexperienced constables on probation because of 20,000 uplift

MP’s warn Boris Johnson’s pledge has ‘focused on entry level officers rather than those with experience’

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The Independent UK

Home Office faces challenges in meeting target on police numbers, MPs warn

The effort to hire another 6,500 officers by next March could be hampered by a tight labour market and decline in trust in policing, a committee said.

The Independent UK

Week of criticisms and revelations over Home Office’s handling of migrant crisis

The Home Office’s response to the migrant crisis has been the focus of a series of critical reports.

The Guardian - UK

National Crime Agency calls for more funding to tackle Russian kleptocracy

UK’s organised crime-fighting force complains it only has a third of the money per officer received by the FBI

The Independent UK

Tories’ ‘shameful lack of leadership’ sees crime at record high as number of charges fall

Knife crime, theft and domestic abuse have all increased in the 12 months to March

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The Independent UK

Report: UK clearly overwhelmed by surge in migrant crossings

An independent inspection has found that Britain’s response to the increase in migrants crossing the English Channel on small boats is poor and officials are clearly overwhelmed

The Guardian - UK

Recorded crime in England and Wales at 20-year high as charge rate hits new low

Police say several types of offence at 20-year high, as Home Office data shows 5.6% of reports led to charge or summons last year

Manchester Evening News

Crime levels hit highest record in 20 years across England and Wales

It is believed the numbers have risen due to improvements in reporting crime

Al Jazeera

Report slams UK’s handling of migrant and asylum seeker arrivals

The UK has failed to adequately respond to a surge in arrivals via the English Channel, independent inspection finds.

The National (Scotland)

Damning internal report slams Home Office's 'awful' handling of Channel crossings

THE damning results of an investigation into the Home Office’s handling of the surge in Channel crossings by vulnerable refugee has been described…

The Independent UK

‘Damning’ report slams ‘poor’ Home Office response to Channel crossings

Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration David Neal looked at how the Government processes migrants when they arrive in Kent.

Manchester Evening News

Home Office response to migrant crisis is ‘poor’, report finds

The report criticises the ‘ineffective and inefficient’ Home Office response which led to hundreds of migrants going missing in four months.

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