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Claims Britain First 'intimidated' asylum seekers at Lanarkshire hotel protest

The incident marred a multicultural event organised to welcome the asylum seekers into the community

Daily Record

‘They saw me as calculating, not a child’: how adultification leads to black children being treated as criminals

The police strip-search at school of Child Q caused outrage. But experts say it is just one example of how black children are perceived as more mature – and culpable – than white peers

The Guardian - UK

Priti Patel calls for police to use new powers against protesters after fuel duty slowdown hits motorways

Road-block activism risks prison term after law change

The Independent UK

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Fears for British Council staff trapped in Afghanistan despite breakthrough

Exclusive: Contractors at ‘high risk’ of Taliban reprisals still have no idea how to get out of country safely

The Guardian - UK

Glasgow hotel stabbing victim 'haunted by demons' after he's left for dead on street

The man is demanding a public inquiry into the treatment of asylum seekers during lockdown, insisting it contributed to the Park Inn Hotel tragedy the left six injured and the knifeman dead.

Glasgow Live

Park Inn stabbing victim 'can't sleep or block out' trauma of Glasgow attack as he sues UK Government for inquiry

An asylum seeker, named in court as MG, has opened up about the legal fight for an inquiry into the deadly stabbings that injured six at the Glasgow hotel in 2020.

Daily Record

UK Home Office plans second flight to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda

Flight could take off within weeks and before court has ruled on whether scheme is lawful

The Guardian - UK

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New texting service to help people feel safe on buses

"They don’t always feel like it’s worth going to the police but they still want somebody to know about it"

Liverpool Echo

Human traffickers ‘using UK universities as cover’

Overseas students have vanished from courses and then been found working in exploitative conditions

The Guardian - UK

Nearly 246,000 EU citizens still waiting for documents proving right to live in UK

Nearly quarter of a million EU citizens and their families are still waiting a year after the settlement scheme closed

Daily Mirror

Mum of abused boy who had both legs amputated says Tony's Law is 'just the start'

Paula Hudgell held “positive talks” in Whitehall after her adopted son Tony had both legs amputated at the knee after horrific abuse inflicted when he was six weeks old

Daily Mirror

Gay migrants will not be safe in Rwanda and could end up in prison, charity warns

The African Rainbow Family charity has condemned Home Office plans to deport migrants to Rwanda, arguing that LGBTQ+ migrants will be in danger of persecution in Rwanda

Daily Mirror

Government admits controversial digitalisation of rent and work checks risk comparison with Windrush

Labour accuses ministers of ‘failing to learn lessons’ as Home Office’s own document states vulnerable people could be denied work and housing under new policy

The Independent UK

Pensioner had decapitated head of dead ancestor unearthed from Everton Cemetery

Back in 1997, Ken Colbung travelled to Liverpool to help his ancestor 'find eternal peace'

Liverpool Echo

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The Independent UK

Julian Assange lodges appeal against his extradition

A protest was held outside the Home Office ahead of the WikiLeaks founder’s 51st birthday on Saturday.

Daily Mirror

Chris Brown plays Wireless festival this weekend - 12 years after being banned from UK

Chris Brown returns to British festival scene this weekend for the first time in over a decade, following the Home Office reportedly denying him entry to the U.K in 2010 after he allegedly assaulted his then- girlfriend Rihanna a year earlier

Wales Online

Highest number of migrants so far this year crossed Channel in June

The figures indicate 51,824 people have made the crossing since 2018.

The Independent UK

June migrant crossings hit highest monthly number for year

Some 3,136 made the crossing on 76 boats in the 30-day period.

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The Independent UK

Home Office ‘undermining immigration watchdog’s legitimacy’ by failing to implement recommendations

David Neal says the publication of a report on small boat crossings has been delayed without explanation

The Independent UK

Man unable to work after Home Office mistook him for murderer brother

Exclusive: Hussen Mohamed, Somali-Dutch national who has lived in UK since age of 10, left in limbo for nearly three years because government confused him for twin brother who is serving life sentence

The Independent UK

‘Third-class citizens’: The EU nationals in UK waiting on settlement decisions a year on from deadline

Warnings of ‘serious consequences’ of persisiting delays for people’s job prospects, travel and housing

The Independent UK

‘We’ve been forgotten’: Mother and daughter born in UK unable to travel due to Home Office delay

Nine-year-old Jina Santos, who has lived in UK all her life, waiting months for EU settlement outcome

Evening Standard

What is the British Citizenship test? Home Office urged to fix exam

The Home Office’s test included ‘random’ questions for those under threat of deportation

Evening Standard

Home Office agrees to waive £18k visa fees for Ukrainian orchestra set to perform at BBC Proms

The Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra will enter the UK for free after the Standard and Labour MP Barbara Keeley highlighted the issue earlier this month

Edinburgh Live

Ukrainian family's Edinburgh plans in ruins after parents granted visa but not their baby

The family chose Scotland after positive experiences with kind Scottish people in the past and knew it would be a safe haven to live with their daughter

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