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The former asylum seeker living in Swansea who's now helping to find homes for those fleeing Ukraine

Alexey Shmatko and Igor Kononko hope their 'Project UKraine' venture will simplify the process to help those most vulnerable 'find peace and heal'

Wales Online

Watchdog called in to look at police response to child sexual exploitation

A scathing report published in February found there are ‘extensive failures’ in the way child sexual exploitation by criminal gangs is tackled.

The Independent UK

Duke of Sussex lawyers criticised as judge rules claim documents can be redacted

Harry is bringing a claim after being told he would no longer be given the ‘same degree’ of personal protective security when visiting from the US.

The Independent UK

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Nicola Sturgeon pledges Ukrainian orphans will find ‘love, care and support’

The Scottish First Minister tweeted a welcome greeting to the youngsters, who arrived in Scotland early on Thursday.

The Independent UK

Prince Harry: Parts of duke’s court battle over police protection will be kept secret

Duke is bringing legal claim against Home Office after being told he would no longer receive ‘same degree’ of personal protective security when visiting from US

The Independent UK

Prince Harry wins court fight to keep documents secret in Home Office UK security row

We'll be bringing you the very latest updates, pictures and video on this breaking news story.

Daily Mirror

Parts of Duke of Sussex legal claim documents to remain secret, judge rules

Harry is bringing legal action over a decision not to allow him to pay for police protection for himself and his family while in the UK.

The Independent UK

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Judge to rule on document privacy in Harry’s claim against Home Office

It will be decided at the High Court whether certain information will not be divulged in the public domain

Wales Online

Dozens of Ukrainian orphans clap and cheer as they arrive in the UK

Children as young as one and two were on the flight from Poland.

The Independent UK

Asylum delays force Ukraine refugees to ‘return to war zone out of desperation’

British businessman Andrew Murray has criticised the Home Office for making it ‘deliberately difficult’ for people fleeing the war.

The Independent UK

‘Troubling’ findings over Met’s approach to police corruption, says minister

A watchdog reported the force’s procedures for rooting out corrupt officers and staff were ‘fundamentally flawed’ and ‘not fit for purpose’.

The Independent UK

Newlyweds forced apart due to UK’s 'deliberately difficult' visa process

Ronan Ferguson, 37, is classed as a UK settled person - but his Ukrainian wife Iryna can’t join him because she isn’t eligible for a visa

Daily Mirror

Glasgow cabbie in limbo as young family stuck in Pakistan after fleeing Taliban in Afghanistan

Jan Mohammed Ahmadzai says he has received no help from the Home Office to bring them to Glasgow as part of the Afghan Citizens Resettlement Scheme for which they are eligible.

Glasgow Live

Chagos Islands descendants can apply to become British nationals

New route offers children of those born on islands right to be British overseas territory citizens or British citizens

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Daily Record

Glasgow cabbie stuck in Pakistan after fleeing Kabul forced to leave wife and kids behind

Feeling like they were no closer to being accepted on the Afghan Citizens Resettlement Scheme - which they are eligible for - the family are still despairingly stuck in limbo.

Daily Record

Man who fled Ukraine granted permission to live in Scotland with parents

Naeem Hijazi will join his parents in Dumfries.

The Guardian - UK

Refugees the losers as Home Office helper shows he can be Priti unfriendly too

Minister Tom Pursglove spins unconvincing tale as he steers borders bill through Commons

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson's law banning ‘noisy’ protests dealt humiliating Lords defeat

Peers struggled to contain their laughter in the Lords chamber when Lord Coaker unveiled government regulations which suggested protestors should demonstrate outside buildings with double glazing

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Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson blocks bid to make it easier for asylum seekers to work in UK

The Government also voted to create an offshore processing system for asylum seekers. Ghana, Rwanda, Albania and Denmark have refused to host a UK processing centre

The Independent UK

Priti Patel apologises after Tory rebels fighting refugee crackdown accused of being ‘on side of criminals’

Anger as MPs who oppose sending asylum seekers abroad for processing said to be ‘against vile people-trafficking’

Evening Standard

To Ukrainian refugees, Priti Patel is like a surly nightclub bouncer

When my partner Maria and I arrived in Poland we were exhausted — mentally, physically, and emotionally - but we were safe. We escaped Ukraine for Britain but, in the grand scheme of things, we’re amongst the few who have that option. I’m British, Maria is Ukrainian. Ironically, we left…

The Independent UK

Ministers refuse to publish Homes for Ukraine application numbers amid concern there have been ‘hardly any’

Charities and lawyers warn it is ‘nigh on impossible’ for refugees to apply due to ‘convoluted’ process

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson should sort Home Office mess rather than make ‘nonsensical’ Ukraine trip, says senior official

Exclusive: ‘Huge risks’ attached to visit during Russian invasion, says Foreign Office official

The Independent UK

UK refugee scheme ‘taking so long’ say couple opening up their home

Volunteers are also increasingly concerned about the threat of human trafficking as women are left stranded in Europe with young children.

Liverpool Echo

Baby girl killed by dog, M53 closed in police incident and cocaine trafficker

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