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Second legal challenge launched over deal to send asylum seekers to Rwanda

Home Office description of Rwanda as a ‘safe third country’ is irrational, legal letter says

The Independent UK

Rwanda plan challenged over alleged failure to identify risks for LGBTQ+ refugees

Pre-action letter questions Home Office claims that east African country is ‘generally safe’

The Guardian - UK

Brit couple face being forced to leave China without baby girl in passport fiasco

Callum and his wife Neelam, who are both teachers, are currently living in Shanghai where they welcomed their baby daughter Isabelle in February.

Daily Record

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Home Office warned protest banning orders backed by Priti Patel would not work

Proposals ‘essentially take away a person’s right to protest and would very likely to lead to a legal challenge’, government said in March 2021

The Independent UK

West Lothian plans to use hotel for asylum seekers scrapped by Home Office

The Home Office advised West Lothian Council that Bathgate's popular Cairn hotel would house asylum seekers, but the contactors running the service told the council before talking to the hotel owners.

Edinburgh Live

Channel migrant crossings top 9,000 this year as record levels continue despite Rwanda deal

At least 2,700 migrants have made the journey since Priti Patel announced the agreement with Rwanda last month

The Independent UK

Home Office detains all asylum seekers it plans to send to Rwanda

Department says previously announced option of serving arrivals to UK with notices while living in community has not been used

The Guardian - UK

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Ukraine schoolgirl denied entry to Scotland - but her pet guinea pig is allowed

Nataliia Zavhorodnia, 15, fled Kyiv with her guinea pigs Melon and Julienne who are allowed into Scotland while she faces having to return to the war zone

Daily Mirror

Joanna Lumley calls for inquiry into ‘unjustifiable’ medical research using animals

Exclusive: Award-winning actor tells MPs investing in more humane testing would help UK become science superpower

The Independent UK

Anti-terrorism programme must keep focus on far right, say experts

Analysts question Home Office strategy after it emerged that a review of its Prevent programme was pushing for it to refocus on Islamist threats

The Guardian - UK

Relatives of Grenfell fire victims ‘enraged’ at UK Government plans

BEREAVED relatives of the Grenfell Tower blaze have said they are “enraged” by Government plans to keep the controversial “stay put” policy…

The National (Scotland)

Ukrainian child denied shelter in Scotland but pet guinea pigs allowed in

Nataliia Zavhorodnia could be forced back to the warzone alone next month if the Home Office doesn’t approve her entry into the UK, where she’s been matched with a couple in Hamilton.

Daily Record

Dad opens up about horror of daughter's hit-and-run death

Peter Dowd said the loss is 'impossible ever to get over'

Liverpool Echo

More victim support needed, says MP who lost daughter in hit-and-run

Labour’s Peter Dowd puts pressure on Home Office to do more for families affected by tragedy

The Guardian - UK

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Evening Standard

Passport delays ‘could get worse’ and ‘put summer holidays at risk’, leaked messages reveal

Holidaymakers face further delays in receiving their passports after a leaked memo from the Passport Office warned of “rock-bottom morale” amongst staff and “creaking” IT systems.

The Independent UK

Labour MP opens up about horror of daughter’s hit-and-run death just 100 yards from his home

Peter Dowd said he had no idea that the collision had taken place roughly 100 yards from his home

Chronicle Live

Blue Light Card: How it works, who is eligible and where it can be used

A number of retailers are offering discounts to cardholders including Asda, Cineworld, JD, Odeon, Halfords, Alton Towers and many more

Liverpool Echo

Blue Light Card: Who is eligible and where can it be used

Asda has just reinstated 10 per cent off for holders and the card can get discounts at retailers including Cineworld, JD, Odeon, Halfords, Alton Towers and many more

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Wales Online

Passport problems mean British couple face leaving newborn baby in China

Lockdowns in China are making it difficult to get baby Isabelle a passport

Wales Online

Angel of Mostar says she's stranded in Poland with Ukrainian refugees due to UK red tape

The 'Angel of Mostar' Sally Becker reveals that she is trapped in Poland with 167 vulnerable Ukrainian refugees after a red-tape wrangle with British officials prevented them form coming to the UK

Wales Online

‘I signed up to take in Ukrainian refugees but the stress of it all left me in hospital needing emergency surgery’

Charmaine Bird said the whole process had been a nightmare

Daily Mirror

Rwanda to take 'hundreds' of refugees - despite Boris Johnson 'tens of thousands' claim

Dominic Raab confessed the numbers would be in the hundreds per year under the plan to ship off Britain's unwanted asylum seekers to Rwanda - after it was branded 'nasty' and ineffective

Daily Mirror

Law to make street harassment like wolf whistling a crime 'blocked at top of government'

An independent advisor and friend of the PM's wife Carrie, Nimco Ali, did not name Boris Johnson but said 'pushback' against a law on public sexual harassment went 'a lot closer' than his advisors

The Independent UK

Street harassment law being blocked, suggests Government adviser

Nimco Ali was appointed by Priti Patel to advise the Home Office in 2020.

The Guardian - UK

Far-right threat feared at huge base for asylum seekers in North Yorkshire village

Villagers in Linton-on-Ouse, where Home Office plans to house 1,500 people, told to expect increased policing

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