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Judgment due in Shamima Begum’s appeal over citizenship removal

The Special Immigration Appeals Commission’s decision on her appeal is due on Wednesday morning.

The Independent UK

Young black boys almost THREE times more likely to enter youth justice system

Children from ethnic minority backgrounds make up more than half all children in custody. The proportion has increased from 32% in 2010 to 53% in 2020

Daily Mirror

Ministers challenge tribunal ruling over ex Irish soldier who joined IS

Lisa Smith was made subject of a Home Office-issued exclusion order.

The Independent UK

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Home Office accused of lies over use of asylum seeker hotel despite terror threat warning

Councillors have reported online comments made about the hotel to Prevent anti-terrorism programme

The Independent UK

Britain’s gun laws could be tightened following ‘catastrophic’ failings that enabled Plymouth shooting

Home secretary will be ‘failing in her duty to protect the public’ if laws are not changed, families say

The Independent UK

Prince Harry’s legal fight for UK security ‘has already cost tax payers £300,000’

Duke of Sussex was granted a High Court challenge against decision not to give his family police protection when in the UK

The Independent UK

Couple tried to smuggle two Iraqi migrants into the UK by hiding them in pair of sofas

A middle-aged couple were caught attempting to smuggle two Iraqi immigrants into the UK by alert Border Force officers who found them inside the bases of two sofas in their van

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British husband and wife sentenced for smuggling Iraqi migrants in sofas

Pamela and Nicholas Fullwood tried to smuggle migrants in a van while driving with their 13-year-old daughter

Evening Standard

Plymouth victims’ families demand law change after claim ‘catastrophic failures’ handed gunman Jake Davison licence to kill’

They spoke out after an inquest jury found there was a ‘seriously unsafe culture’ in Devon and Cornwall Police’s firearms licensing unit

Evening Standard

Keyham families demand firearms law changes after ‘catastrophic failures’

They spoke out after an inquest jury found there was a ‘seriously unsafe culture’ in Devon and Cornwall Police’s firearms licensing unit

The Independent UK

Calls for radical reform of gun laws after Plymouth shooting

‘Catastrophic’ failings that allowed gunman to kill five people increase pressure to overhaul 1968 legislation

The Guardian - UK

‘Complete overhaul’ of gun licensing needed in UK after Plymouth shooting, victims’ families say

Inquest jury warns that ‘catastrophic’ failures that let Jake Davison have a gun are seen nationwide

The Independent UK

Families of black men who died after being restrained by police demand answers from Rishi Sunak

In a report called I Can’t Breathe: Race, Death and British Policing, campaign group Inquest revealed that black people were seven times more likely to die following police restraint

Daily Mirror

MP slams lack of clarity over plans for Pontins

Sefton Council maintains it is still waiting for confirmation from the Home Office over plans to house asylum seekers

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The Independent UK

‘Unsafe culture’ in police firearms unit before Keyham shooting – inquest jury

Jake Davison shot dead four adults and a child in an eight-minute rampage in Keyham, Plymouth, on August 12 2021.

The Independent UK

Should UK’s firearms laws be tightened further?

Questions have been raised again about whether enough is done to stop guns legally ending up in the hands of the wrong people.

Daily Mirror

How to get a new passport as quickly as possible as Brits still face 10-week waits

The Home Office is warning that Brits should still leave ten weeks for a new passport to arrive, potentially causing issues for trips abroad during the summer holidays

The Independent UK

Black people seven times more likely to die after police restraint, report shows

This disproves a previous Home Office claim that Black men are not more likely to die in custody cases where use of force or restraint is present.

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Evening Standard

Violence against women to be treated with same seriousness as terrorism under new domestic abuse register law

Violence against women will be treated with the same seriousness as terrorism under plans for a domestic abusers register, announced on Monday.

Wales Online

Codeword for domestic abuse victims rolled out among new rules to protect women

The most violent offenders are to be tagged and tracked as an £8.4million scheme for victims gets funding

The Independent UK

New crackdown on domestic abusers to include electronic tagging and closer monitoring

Home Office has unveiled proposals to crack down on domestic abuse and strengthen protections for victims

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Domestic abusers to be more closely monitored and tagged under new crackdown

Police will have to treat it on a par with terrorism, serious and organised crime and child sexual abuse

The Guardian - UK

Lone children as young as 14 detained at Manston asylum seeker centre

FoI request reveals data for six-month period in 2022, with some children held unlawfully for over 24 hours

The Independent UK

Beverley Knight calls Suella Braverman a ‘risible character’ after ‘disgusting’ Windrush reform reversal

Singer and actor expressed her disgust at recent governemental decisions about Windrush reform

Daily Mirror

'Thirteen years of Tory rule have seen round after round of cuts to the police'

Police forces saw a 30% cut in staffing numbers from 2010 to 2022, according to Home Office figures analysed by Labour. The data showed there were 6,252 fewer frontline officers last year compared with 2010

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