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UK police reported sexually exploited children to immigration enforcement

Exclusive: Home Office documents show officers referred more than 2,000 victims of serious crime

The Guardian - UK

Small boats: what is Rishi Sunak’s plan, and how will it work?

The government is expected to unveil legislation on asylum seekers this week. Here’s a guide to what we know so far

The Guardian - UK

Young Albanian men ‘viciously exploited’ after arriving in UK

Charity says asylum seekers from Albania travel to the UK primarily because of poverty and corruption

The Guardian - UK

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Rishi Sunak's 'half-baked' immigration plan 'will punish desperate refugees'

Critics have warned proposed legislation banning people who come here on small boats from making asylum claims will bring chaos while failing to end the dangerous Channel crossings

Daily Mirror

Rishi Sunak vow to ‘stop small boats’ doomed to fail, claim senior Conservatives

Exclusive: PM is ‘over-promising’, top Tories tells The Independent ahead of controversial new legislation

The Independent UK

'Extremely concerning': UK Government slammed for plans to 'stop the boats'

PLANS set to be unveiled by the UK Government to put an end to “immoral” illegal migration have been described as “extremely concerning” by…

The National (Scotland)

New powers to 'stop the boats' will mean arrivals can't claim asylum

The move could come as soon as Tuesday

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Government prepares to unveil new powers to ‘stop the boats’

The legislation, promised as part of Government efforts to tackle illegal migration, could come as soon as Tuesday.

The Independent UK

The Observer view on cruel schemes to relocate refugees

The government should speed up asylum seekers’ claims instead of focusing on costly and unworkable deterrents

The Guardian - UK

Anger grows over Afghan journalists still stranded by Home Office inaction

Press members living under the Taliban, and living uncertain lives in Pakistan, must be given clarity say campaign groups

The Guardian - UK

Elderly Windrush widow wrongly told she would be deported wins battle to stay in UK

Exclusive: ‘The government should do better with the Windrush people and their children; how they treat us is disgusting,’ Ms Scayle told The Independent

The Independent UK

Ministers urged to drop plans for asylum centre at former RAF base in Essex

People living near MDP Wethersfield believe it has been earmarked to house 1,500 male asylum seekers

The Guardian - UK

"This is just the tip of the iceberg": Officers 'weakening the grip’ of criminal gangs in the UK’s counterfeit capital

'The counterfeit goods industry is not a victimless crime, it causes genuine harm to our communities, and it is something we are committed to stamping out'

Manchester Evening News

The Irish also mangle names – just ask my husband, Colin (aka Colm)

The Guardian - UK

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Liverpool Echo

Mum a prisoner in her own home after suffering 'catastrophic injuries

Joanne McSorley was left in a critical condition

The Independent UK

US drops bid to extradite British businessman linked to Russian oligarch

Graham Bonham-Carter, 62, had been arrested by the National Crime Agency and accused of conspiring to swerve US sanctions on Oleg Deripaska.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the Home Office: residency rules are prolonging misery

Editorial: The 10-year route to settlement forces people into poverty and separates them from society. It shouldn’t be this way

Evening Standard

Foreign aid budget ‘raided’ to pay Home Office’s ‘eye watering’ refugee hotel bill

People in world’s poorest countries are being ‘short-changed’, ministers claim

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Evening Standard

Mayor Sadiq Khan backs probe into ‘regretful sex’ rape claim against Sir Stephen House

Former Scotland Yard chief Sir Stephen House said he finds the phrase ‘regretful sex’ abhorrent

Wales Online

Violent and abusive attacks on retail staff double to 850 a day

Senior police officers have said they fear the anti-social behaviour is becoming “normalised”

The Guardian - UK

Hundreds of trafficking victims in UK missing after referral to support scheme

Home Office data shows 566 people were categorised as missing between 2020 and 2022

The Guardian - UK

Half of people trying to get permanent UK residency by 10-year route struggle to afford food

Effects of ‘devastating and punishing’ Home Office system introduced in 2012 now being felt, experts say

The Guardian - UK

Up to a third of overseas aid budget used for housing refugees in UK, MPs report

Select committee accuses government of wilfully obscuring facts around ‘unsustainable’ trend

The Independent UK

Calls for more police action as violence and abuse towards retail staff doubles

Last year, 100 retail cheif executives wrote to 41 Police and Crime Commissioners to report their concern for the rise in crime.

The Guardian - UK

Former acting Met commissioner allegedly called bulk of rape complaints ‘regretful sex’

Sir Stephen House, one of UK’s most senior officers, is under investigation by police watchdog

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