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'Trafficked' Albanian drug crew found 'locked' in Lanarkshire cannabis farm

They were freed after 10 months in jail awaiting trial accused of helping to man a £400,000 Scots cannabis farm

Daily Record

The Observer view on Britain’s cruel and unfit refugee policy

Ukrainian refugees are becoming the latest victims of a hostile bureaucracy that was two decades in the making

The Guardian - UK

'Trafficked' Albanian drug crew 'locked' in Muirhead cannabis farm released after 10 months in jail

They were accused of helping to man a £400,000 Scots cannabis farm that contained more than 1400 plants.

Glasgow Live

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Home Office shuts down parts of UK visa system to divert resources to ‘chaotic’ Ukraine scheme

Immigration experts say scheme’s design is inherently bureaucratic and government should just waive visas for Ukrainians

The Independent UK

'Trafficked' Albanian drug crew 'locked' in Scots cannabis farm freed after 10 months in jail awaiting trial

They were accused of helping to man a £400,000 Scots cannabis farm that contained more than 1400 plants.

Daily Record

Ukrainian kids set for safe arrival in Scotland after Home Office visa hell

Marie and Andy Kuzbyt tell of emotional rollercoaster as mum Natalia hands over Yuri, nine, and Victoria, 14. She is unsure when she will see them again.

Daily Record

'Boris Johnson claims he helps Ukrainian refugees but makes things difficult for them'

Boris Johnson claims his Government has done more to settle vulnerable people than any other country. Actually, fewer than 3,000 refugees have been accepted by the UK compared to 1.2million in Poland

Daily Mirror

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Afghan refugees are caught up in the UK’s housing crisis

Letters: Jakki Moxham reflects on the experience of a family who came to Britain last year, and the systemic failures of Operation Warm Welcome

The Guardian - UK

Homes for Ukraine: UK matching scheme launches amid safety fears

Government-funded scheme links sponsors with refugees, but some groups fear misuse by traffickers

The Guardian - UK

How do you cope with nuclear anxiety? We ask an expert

Taras Young, a historian who researches and writes about Britain’s preparations for nuclear attack, shares coping strategies

The Guardian - UK

Double-glazed windows could affect whether protests are stopped for being too noisy, Home Office says

Document addressing ‘common misconceptions’ about controversial bill gives examples of how it may work

The Independent UK

Ukrainian refugees already matched with Perthshire host families face "unacceptable" visa delay

Host families in Highland Perthshire are all geared up to receive Ukrainians into their homes but two weeks after the Home Office scheme opened, the people needing sanctuary are still waiting in Europe.

Daily Record

The Ukrainian refugees who have families ready to welcome them in Wales but are waiting on a flawed and 'embarrassing' system

Families in Wales have laid bare the difficulties they are having in welcoming refugees that they've befriended on social media into their homes

Wales Online

Windrush scandal: timeline of key events

Attempt to deny rights of Commonwealth citizens to remain in UK first highlighted by Guardian in 2017

The Guardian - UK

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Daily Mirror

6 bits of bad news slipped out by the Tories hours before the Easter holiday

It's 'Take Out the Trash Day' - when the government rushes out a flurry of announcements hours before Parliament rises

Daily Mirror

Passenger stuck at airport for nearly four hours says travellers 'treated like cattle'

Because of a litany of snags and glitches with aircraft handling, immigration and baggage delays, Ian Longley claims it wasn’t until after 4pm he finally left the airport

The Guardian - UK

Windrush: Home Office has failed to transform its culture, report says

Independent expert Wendy Williams finds ‘lack of tangible progress or drive to achieve cultural changes required’

The Independent UK

UK still struggling to address Windrush scandal failings

The U.K. government agency that oversees immigration is still struggling to address many of the problems that upended the lives of thousands of people of Caribbean descent wrongly targeted as illegal migrants, an independent reviewer said Thursday, more than four years after the scandal rocked Britain

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The Guardian - UK

UK politics: fury from unions as pay rises for civil servants capped at 3% – as it happened

Public and Commercial Services Union says offer is in effect a pay cut because of rising inflation and prices

The Guardian - UK

Home Office’s claims of compassion ring increasingly hollow

Analysis: The publication of yet another critical investigation into the department follows a well-worn pattern

The Guardian - UK

Ukrainian children with cancer airlifted to UK remain split from families

Families of 21 seriously ill children fear they will never see them again owing to UK visa delays

Daily Mirror

Britain's rising UFC star Muhammad Mokaev details early days as refugee in UK

Mokaev lived in a refugee camp and was given just £5 a day upon his arrival in the UK, but the 21-year-old has developed into one of the top prospects in MMA

The Independent UK

Ukraine visa scheme flaws could lead to ‘homelessness crisis’, warns Labour

MPs call on minister to issue urgent guidance to councils after figures show 150 Ukrainian families homeless

The Independent UK

Hundreds of lone child refugees still placed in ‘unacceptable’ hotels

Primary school aged children have been placed in unregulated hotels youngsters have disappeared from

Daily Mirror

Home Office blasted for exaggerating progress made after Windrush scandal

Home Secretary Priti Patel has said she is 'pleased' with what the Home Office has achieved, despite a damning report highlighting only eight out of 30 recommendations, to shift the department's culture, have been made in two years.

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