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Prince Harry to begin court fight against Home Office over police protection

Duke and Duchess of Sussex lost taxpayer-funded police protection after quitting as senior working royals

The Independent UK

First hearing in Harry’s claim against Home Office over police protection due

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex lost their taxpayer-funded police protection in the aftermath of quitting as senior working royals in early 2020.

The Independent UK

Government scraps ‘golden visas’ for wealthy foreign investors

Previously, those eligible for the visa had to have at least £2 million in investment funds and a UK bank account.=

The Independent UK

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Fears that Afghan refugees in UK face ‘hostile environment’ rules within days after visa delays

Alarm raised over failure to grant indefinite leave to remain – before immigration papers expire

The Independent UK

Sadiq Khan says he’s in ‘close contact’ with Priti Patel about new Met chief after row

Cressida Dick’s resignation prompted a bitter row between the Home Office and City Hall, with Priti Patel reportedly unaware of the commissioner’s intention to step down

Evening Standard

Young Bristol City fan's 'hopes have been crushed by cruel' Government system

Almost half a million people are supporting Samet and his foster father John

Bristol Post

‘I told my son I’d fight to keep him safe’ – how Joan Martin saved her learning-disabled child from deportation

Osime Brown has lived in Britain since he was four. Jailed for crimes that he denies, he was then told he would be sent back to Jamaica. His mother vowed it would never happen

The Guardian - UK

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Councils told by Home Office to find accommodation for migrant children

The national transfer scheme was made compulsory last year.

The Independent UK

‘Doesn’t seem possible’: Londoner who wants to house Afghan refugees

Krystyna Deuss has offered flat to Afghan judge Fawzia but she has not been allowed to move in

The Guardian - UK

Afghans refugees living in ‘nightmare’ six months after fall of Kabul as UK fails to find them proper homes

Ministers accused of giving thousands who fled Afghanistan the ‘cold shoulder’ instead of ‘warm welcome’ pledged by Boris Johnson

The Independent UK

Refugee group warns of ‘astonishing’ cost of new Home Office policies

Campaigning coalition estimates ‘unworkable and cruel’ schemes will cost taxpayers an extra £2.7bn a year

The Guardian - UK

Home Office refuses to apologise to 12 innocent asylum seekers wrongly jailed for steering Channel dinghies

Men were falsely labelled as ‘people smugglers’ after being prosecuted for crimes they did not commit

The Independent UK

Cressida Dick resignation: Home Office’s scramble to replace Met Police commissioner after shock departure

Cressida Dick called Priti Patel personally to inform her of her departure on Thursday afternoon.

The Independent UK

Bilal Fawaz has spent his life fighting - now he can finally call himself a boxer

Bilal Fawaz will make his York Hall debut on an MTK Global card which marks an incredible opportunity for a 33-year-old who has been forced to push through a pained journey including modern slavery and a battle with the Home Office

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Evening Standard

London politics news LIVE: PM’s allies warned not to pressure police on partygate amid Cressida Dick resignation

Warning comes as Met Commissioner forced out as row erupts between Home Office and Sadiq Khan

The Independent UK

‘I feel so helpless’: Home Office blocks vulnerable children from reuniting with refugee sister in UK

Priti Patel’s ‘safe and legal routes’ brought into question after refugee Yasmin Jamal told her orphan siblings suffering abuse in Ethiopia cannot join her in London

The Guardian - UK

English test scandal: Home Office accused of ‘shocking miscarriage of justice’

Students wrongly accused of deception should be helped to clear names, says shadow minister

The Guardian - UK

An abandoned plan to move Dylan Thomas’s body from its simple grave

Letters: Caitlin, Thomas’s widow, wrote to the Home Office in the 1950s requesting his body be exhumed, writes Mike Pender

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The Independent UK

Picnic tables and basketball hoop not enough to improve conditions at Napier Barracks, charities warn

Campaigners say Home Office attempts to improve army camp for asylum seekers have ‘not scratched the surface’ months after High Court ruled use of site was unlawful

The Independent UK

Convictions quashed for asylum seekers wrongly jailed for steering dinghies across Channel

Court of Appeal says same ‘error of law’ was seen in 12 cases quashed so far, as more asylum seekers fight convictions

Daily Record

Politicians voice 'serious concerns' as 60 asylum seekers move into Lanarkshire hotel

Council officials have been in meetings for months over the matter, despite telling us they knew 'nothing about it'

The Guardian - UK

Home Office says delays will not affect UK citizens returning with EU families

Relief for many as department says post-Brexit applications received before 29 March deadline will be processed

The Independent UK

Fight against grooming gangs hindered by fear of being branded racist, says official

Inquiry official calls for the ethnicity data of grooming gangs to be recorded so the ‘scale and nature’ of the abuse is understood and can be acted upon

Daily Mirror

Home Office slammed by inspector for airport eGates chaos amid queues and bust-ups

Government inspector David Neal blamed staff cuts, inadequate training and Covid rule changes for airport "mayhem" with queues of up to five hours at some UK airports

The Independent UK

Refugee hotel rooms ‘not good value for money’ says Afghanistan evacuee

Abdul has lived with his wife in a London hotel room for nearly five months.

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