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Home Office cancels flight to deport Kurdish failed asylum seekers to Iraq

Campaigners against flight say Kurdish Iraqis had endured ‘unnecessary torture in pursuit of headlines’

The Guardian - UK

Government terminates contract with P&O Ferries over mass sackings

The Home Office announced on Monday evening that the arrangement with the Border Force agency would come to an end immediately

Evening Standard

Government throws P&O Ferries contract overboard after ‘unacceptable’ mass sacking

The firm sacked more than 700 workers without consultation in March

Manchester Evening News

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Only one police force in UK is meeting 999 answer targets

Avon and Somerset Police was the only force to meet the standard, according to national statistics released for the first time by the Home Office.

Evening Standard

Government tears-up its 'one-of-a-kind' contract with P&O Ferries

The ferry firm was widely condemned after it replaced 786 crew members with cheaper agency workers on March 17

Wales Online

Only one police force in the UK is meeting 999 target, figures show

Avon and Somerset Police was the only force to meet the standard, according to national statistics released for the first time by the Home Office

Wales Online

Only one UK police force meeting 999 response targets, data shows

Avon and Somerset Police was the only force to meet the standard, according to national statistics released for the first time by the Home Office.

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Government cuts ties with P&O over ‘unacceptable’ sacking of 800 seafarers

Ferry firm widely condemned after replacing 786 crew members with cheaper agency workers

The Independent UK

Change needed to stop victims being treated as suspects, data watchdog warns

Information Commissioner John Edwards has called for an immediate end to the criminal justice sector collecting vast swathes of personal information.

The Independent UK

Home Office cancels Border Force contract with P&O Ferries after mass sackings

Agreement to provide contingency travel services terminated over layoffs of nearly 800 seafarers

The Guardian - UK

Government terminates contract with P&O Ferries over ‘unacceptable’ mass sacking

The Home Office announced on Monday evening that the arrangement with the Border Force agency would come to an end immediately.

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on Windrush history: ministers are hiding the truth

Editorial: There could hardly be a worse time for the government to refuse to share insights from a historian’s report on racist immigration policies

The Guardian - UK

Shameful visa delays continue for Ukrainian refugees

Letters: David Hoare and Doric Bossom on the difficulties they are encountering in bringing young Ukrainians into the country

The Guardian - UK

UK about to deport up to 30 Kurdish asylum seekers to Iraq despite dangers

Foreign Office warns against all travel to the country where Islamic State is still a threat

The Guardian - UK

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The truth is out: Britain’s immigration system is racist, and always has been. Now let’s fix it

All parties, including my own, have been complicit in making bigoted laws. Acknowledging this is the first step to rectifying it, says Labour MP Diane Abbott

Evening Standard

Race for top job at Met narrows with two candidates left in running

The final two in the frame for the top job at Scotland Yard are ‘both high-calibre candidates’

Daily Mirror

Kids no longer able to sneak into 18-rated films as cinemas introduce digital ID app

The Yoti app allows young people to verify their age without handing over other personal information and is being trialled by the Home Office at supermarket checkouts

The Independent UK

Renewed calls for abortion clinic buffer zones to protect women from abuse

The Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare said patients should be able to access services free from intimidation and harassment.

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The Independent UK

Convictions for motoring offences up 22% last year

Analysis of Home Office data by the AA found 565,000 drivers were successfully prosecuted in 2021.

The Independent UK

Windrush scandal caused by ‘decades of racist immigration laws’, leaked report says

The report focused on immigration law during the period 1950-1981

The Guardian - UK

Chief who challenged police on race ousted as Met commissioner candidate

Jon Boutcher, former head of the Bedfordshire force, has been told his application will no longer be considered

The Guardian - UK

The racist legislation that led to Windrush

A suppressed report has concluded the fiasco’s roots lie in immigration legislation from 1950 to 1981

The Guardian - UK

Windrush scandal caused by ‘30 years of racist immigration laws’ – report

Exclusive: legislation has been designed to reduce the UK’s non-white population, according to leaked government paper

The Independent UK

Lewis: PM’s critics have spread misinformation about ministerial code changes

The update means ministers found to have committed minor breaches of the standards rules will no longer have to resign.

The Guardian - UK

‘It doesn’t make sense’: Ukrainian teenager left in limbo by Home Office

Vlad Ksheminskyi, 16, is one of hundreds of teenagers still waiting for a Homes for Ukraine decision

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