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Independent inquiry into treatment of asylum seekers during pandemic launched

The inquiry was launched on the second anniversary of the stabbings at the Park Inn hotel in Glasgow.

The Independent UK

Women with children in UK face deportation to Nigeria and Ghana

Human rights campaigners raise range of safety concerns over planned removal of people on Home Office charter flight this week

The Guardian - UK

Calls for inquiry into asylum system as figures show rising deaths in Scotland

AN escalating number of deaths in the asylum system are being “brushed under the carpet”, it has been claimed, as data obtained from the Home…

The National (Scotland)

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Home Secretary Priti Patel breaks the law in yet ANOTHER asylum seeker scandal

The High Court ruled housing refugees in Napier Barracks in Folkestone, Kent, until 2026 was in breach of the Equality Act - the second time the plans have been branded unlawful

Daily Mirror

'I'm British but I was refused a passport because the Home Office didn't believe me'

Dominic Akers-Paul is fighting for compensation after the Home Office questioned his right to live and work in the UK, leaving him without a passport from the age of 15 to 18

Daily Mirror

‘It's eating me up inside': Mum separated from her daughter by 8,000 miles

“Every weekend I would visit the park to hear the noise of kids playing, laughing, giggling. Thinking of my daughter, I would question, ‘maybe she’s this high’. It was eating me up inside"

Manchester Evening News

Mum fears for son's life after seeing upsetting footage of bullies attacking him

A heartbroken mum has opened up about how unsolicited attacks on her teenage son by yobs in her hometown of Chorley, Lancashire, may leave her son for dead

Daily Mirror

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Mum fears teen son will die after series of brutal attacks by gang of thugs

The mum states that a group of about five youths punched her son and grabbed at a chain that he was wearing containing his grandmother's ashes.

Daily Record

Revealed: dozens of vulnerable asylum seekers have died in Home Office housing since 2020

Data shows number of deaths is higher than admitted as experts question safeguarding and fear chances to save lives were missed

The Guardian - UK

Scots thanked for 'incredible generosity' as nearly 6000 Ukrainians reach Scotland

SCOTS have been thanked for their “incredible generosity” after welcoming nearly 6000 Ukrainian refugees.

The National (Scotland)

Good Morning Britain's Simon Calder issues advice to people renewing their passport

There is currently a 10 week wait to renew your passport

Liverpool Echo

The asylum seekers stuck in hotel rooms for months on end

Investigation: It was supposed to be a temporary measure. Now figures reveal that more than 28,000 asylum seekers are forced to live in rooms designed for short stays – with hundreds stuck there for more than a year. May Bulman speaks to the families enduring mould, bed bugs and vermin…

The Independent UK

A hostile environment baton passed from Theresa May to Priti Patel – and a decade of cruelty

From ‘Go home’ vans to Rwanda deportation flights, there has been a lot to learn, but we can’t and won’t succumb to despair, says author Kamila Shamsie

The Guardian - UK

England's Euros defeat and lockdown easing led to hate crime surge - with rise of more than a third in Greater Manchester

A teenager was jailed for sending racist tweets to footballer Marcus Rashford

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The Independent UK

New asylum seekers still being locked up for removal to Rwanda despite questions over legality of policy

Exclusive: Ministers accused of being ‘untethered from any sense of morality or legality’ as government continues to detain people under policy that may be ruled unlawful next month

The Independent UK

‘Impossible’ to say how many Rwanda flights needed to deter Channel crossings

The Home Office permanent secretary said the controversial scheme’s success should be measured by the number of journeys deterred.

The National (Scotland)

Rwanda policy risks refugees taking more dangerous routes to UK, Home Office admits

THE Government’s Rwanda policy risks encouraging refugees to take “more dangerous” journeys to get to the UK, a top Home Office mandarin has…

The Guardian - UK

Nine in 10 people refused asylum in 2020 free to remain in UK

Exclusive: Home Office criticised as figures show 3,632 applicants were turned down, of which only 314 were returned

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Daily Mirror

Top civil servant apologises for saying Home Office 'loves a good crisis'

Home Office permanent secretary Matthew Rycroft told MPs it was 'overly flippant' of him to say the Home Office loves a crisis, in an apparent bid to show that the department handles them well.

Evening Standard

Ministers ‘face backlash over flights to Rwanda’

Dominic Raab says a “robust approach” will be taken to ensure future migrant flights leave for Rwanda

The Independent UK

Rwanda policy could create ‘more dangerous’ routes to UK, Home Office admits

‘It would be a pyrrhic victory if this set of policies were successful in closing down the small boat route but created something even more dangerous,’ Matthew Rycroft tells MPs

Evening Standard

UK to admit unaccompanied Ukrainian children if they have parental consent

The Government is easing rules to allow Ukrainians under 18, fleeing the Russian invasion unaccompanied, to come to the UK

The Independent UK

Channel crossings resume following quiet weekend

A total of 49 people were brought to Dover on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

London mayor calls for free NHS care for all UK residents to help ‘prevent another Windrush scandal’

Currently some migrants, mainly Black and Asian, can face being charged upfront fees for healthcare that is not deemed urgent or immediately necessary, or be charged retrospectively for urgent treatment.

Nottingham Post

Nottingham pastor opens up on how Windrush Generation's dignity inspired him

He has helped victims get support and justice for years

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