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Struggling Brits should work more hours or get better paid job as prices soar, says minister

Rachel Maclean, safeguarding minister in the Home Office, said it could be a solution to cost of living crisis for some households

Wales Online

Priti Patel lifts restrictions on controversial police stop-and-search powers

Stop-and-search powers are disproportionately used against black communities. In the year to March 2021, black people were 7x more likely to be stopped and searched than white people.

Daily Mirror

Rwanda president suggests UK extradite genocide suspects after asylum deal

Exclusive: Comments raise concerns UK will find it difficult to refuse requests from Kigali on sensitive issues

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Work more or get better paid jobs to afford rising prices, says minister

Safeguarding minister Rachel Maclean said a long-term solution to the cost-of-living crisis could involve taking on more hours at work.

The Independent UK

Tory minister says Brits could work longer or get better paid jobs to cope with rising costs

Home Office Minister Rachel Maclean said the Government wanted people to be able to 'protect themselves better' from cost of living pressures in the long term

Daily Mirror

Britons struggling with cost of living should get a ‘better job’, says minister

Home Office minister suggests people ‘take on more hours’ and make use of local job centres

The Independent UK

Hundreds of passports lost in delivery amid shambles for British holidaymakers

Some 422 passports or "supporting documents" were lost "during delivery by courier" - 0.006%

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Ukrainian parents in Scotland beg Home Office to let them bring daughter to the UK

Two Ukrainian parents who were in Scotland when war broke out are begging the Home Office to let them bring their 12-year-old daughter to the UK

Edinburgh Live

Ukrainian parents working in Scotland when war broke out beg Home Office to bring daughter, 12, to the UK

Inna Yarovaya and husband Serhii have waited two months for the necessary documents to fly to the Czech Republic to collect daughter, Victoria, 12.

Daily Record

Couriers lose hundreds of passports amid shambles for British holidaymakers

Figures uncovered by the Mirror reveal the scale of key documents going missing - hampering trips abroad

Daily Mirror

Met investigating video appearing to show man struck on head by officers

Footage seemingly shows protester being hit five times by police as they attempt to arrest him in east London

The Guardian - UK

Priti Patel accused of ‘power grab’ over new policing proposals

Exclusive: chief constables and commissioners criticise plans to make it easier for home secretary to intervene

The Guardian - UK

Home secretary Priti Patel overrode legal advice in asylum cases, adding to record costs

Exclusive: Home office sources say Priti Patel overrode legal advice that cases would fail, pushing up rising legal bills

The Independent UK

Man with severe learning disabilities faces being deported to Jamaica

Judge has found 34-year-old, who needs support with basic tasks, would ‘struggle to survive’ if deported

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Home Office charging bereaved partners £2,400 for leave to remain in UK

Many are struggling to pay fee – which is five times higher than administrative cost – and face destitution and deportation

Wales Online

Home Office nightmare over 'unexplained' seven week delay to get fleeing Ukrainian family to Wales

Despite repeated calls to the Home Office, Rosemary Toll and the Ukrainian family that she decided to sponsor were no closer to getting an answer about their visa application process

The National (Scotland)

Festival marks day Scottish community stood up to Home Office

THE Kenmure Street Festival of Resistance was held on the Southside of Glasgow on Friday and yesterday.

Chronicle Live

Hundreds gather in Durham in protest against immigration centre

Derwentside Immigration Removal Centre (IRC) began detaining women at the end of 2021 and is one of seven IRCs operated by The Home Office in the UK

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Edinburgh Live

Ukrainian girl finally able to stay with mum in Scotland after visa U-turn

Anna Shutova flew out to Poland to rescue her daughter, Alina, after the shocking failures in the visa system were outlines for those fleeing war, as well as preparing to leave Scotland for good

The Independent UK

Fifty migrants told they will be sent to Rwanda, Boris Johnson says

The prime minister said the government is braced for legal battles with ‘leftie lawyers’ over the controversial policy

Daily Record

Ukrainian girl finally reunited with mum in Scotland after Home Office give visa the green light

Alina Shutova, seven, had been among the sea of refugees in Poland after her visa was blocked by the Home Office.

The Independent UK

Jamaican ‘wrongly’ detained for deportation launches legal action against Home Office

Exclusive: James Matthews was awaiting the outcome of his application to remain in the UK when he was unexpectedly swooped upon by seven immigration enforcement officers.

The Independent UK

Husband due to miss anniversary trip after waiting seven weeks for passport

‘I seemed to get a different answer every time I called. It was been very stressful’ says wife hoping to celebrate anniversary

Edinburgh Live

West Lothian steps up as almost 300 families offer refuge to Ukrainians

Households in towns and villages across the county have offered to provide home to those fleeing war. The council is working to put in welfare support and voluntary organisations have offered practical and emotional support

The Independent UK

Passport nightmare? Call your MP, but don’t expect miracles

The Man Who Pays His Way: Holiday dreams and urgent family trips are caught up in a vortex of despair

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