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Staggering cost of detaining and accommodating migrants under controversial illegal migration bill revealed

More than 250,000 people, including up to 45,000 children, could have their asylum claims deemed inadmissible, a charity says

The Independent UK

Small boats bill ‘will force hundreds of thousands into immigration limbo’, charity claims

Up to 260,000 people could have their asylum claims rejected in first three years of small boats bill, Refugee Council says

The Independent UK

Cost of detaining and accommodating migrants 'could hit £9bn in three years’

Charity says more than 250,000 people will have their claim for asylum denied with 10,000 sent to Rwanda in each of the first three years

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‘Draconian’ migration bill could leave tens of thousands destitute or locked up

Refugee Council figures reveal potential human and economic cost of government’s illegal migration bill

The Guardian - UK

‘Cost of detaining and accommodating migrants could hit £9bn in three years’

More than 250,000 people, including up to 45,000 children, could have their asylum claims deemed inadmissible, a charity says.

The Independent UK

The UK copying Australia's refugee policy is a bad idea, refugee advocates say

The United Kingdom's latest migration crackdown, its toughest yet, is almost a replica of Australia's asylum seeker policy. Refugee advocates warn the Australian system should be a cautionary tale, not a blueprint.

ABC News

Wembley Stadium: More than 1,000 tickets for England v Ukraine to go to refugees and UK host families

Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain organises giveaway for Sunday’s Euro 2024 qualifier

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I brought two Ukrainian refugees to the US. One month later, this is what they think

After Clare Cannon made the decision to sponsor Katya and Dima to settle in New York, she knew she’d be responsible for helping them overcome their culture shock. Here, she documents one month of ups and downs in the US — and what actually happens to Ukrainian refugees once they…

The Independent UK

Syria's war shattered their lives, Turkey's quake crushed their hopes

After surviving a chemical attack in Syria, Douaa Idris, her husband and two children fled across the border to southern Turkey where they painstakingly rebuilt their lives as refugees.

Reuters

Palestinian commander killed in Syria buried in refugee camp

A Palestinian militant commander who was shot and killed in Syria has been buried in refugee camp on the edges of the Syrian capital, Damascus

The Independent UK

Tin Hta Nu left Myanmar as a political refugee in 1991. Now her mission is to help her New South Wales community

With every shared meal, volunteering shift and fundraising project, Tin Hta Nu is determined to challenge stereotypes and show how much refugees contribute to their communities.

ABC News

The Guardian view on the forgotten Rohingya refugees: lives without futures

Editorial: More than five years after hundreds of thousands fled Myanmar, conditions in Bangladesh are deteriorating

The Guardian - UK

Refugee who stayed at Gary Lineker’s house speaks of his ‘humanity’

The refugee who stayed at Gary Lineker’s house has hailed him a “caring and loving defender of humanity”.

Evening Standard

'Sympathetic, caring and loving man' Refugee who lived with Gary Lineker on living at BBC star's home

Rasheed Baluch stayed at Gary Lineker's home after he came to the UL from Pakistan

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The National (Scotland)

Home Office disputes leave refugee children homeless and sleeping in cars

MIGRANT and refugee children have been left homeless – with one family of five, including a preschool child, forced to sleep in a borrowed car in…

Daily Record

Refugee who lived at 'loving' Gary Lineker's home speaks out on staying with the BBC star

Rasheed Baluch, who lived at Gary Lineker’s home for weeks, praised the Match of the Day host stating that he has come forward to defend humanity and Britain should be proud.

The Guardian - UK

Suella Braverman’s ‘stop the boats’ plan would bar 45,000 children from UK

Refugee Council’s claims on impact of her bill come as the home secretary, on a visit to Rwanda, faces pressure from her own party

The National (Scotland)

Craft group’s work helping New Scots wins national award

A GRASSROOTS craft organisation for refugees and asylum seekers has won a major award.

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Bangkok Post

Child refugees deserve better

Thailand, a predominantly Buddhist country, takes pride in having compassion as a core societal value. Thus, how astonishing the contradiction that it is the only nation that officially refuses to aid child refugees.

Daily Mirror

'Gary Lineker's TV return is a top result - we are proud and pleased'

We are all glad to see Gary Lineker back on TV, including Rasheed Baluch, a refugee who stayed with him for 20 days a couple of years ago. During that time, they cooked for each other and swapped stories

Daily Mirror

Refugee who stayed with 'loving' Gary Lineker speaks out on living at BBC star's house

Rasheed Baluch, who was a guest at Gary Lineker’s home for weeks where he was given a free bed, said the Match of the Day presenter has come forward to defend humanity and Britain should be proud

The Independent UK

What are the ‘safe and legal routes’ the government says refugees must take to Britain?

The government says it will only accept refugees arriving on ‘safe and legal routes’. Lizzie Dearden looks at what those are

The Guardian - UK

Home Office accused of ‘shunting’ Afghan child refugees around UK ‘like cattle’

After the Observer revealed cases of girls denied chance to sit GCSE exams, evidence emerges of school pupils being uprooted

The Independent UK

12 years of war: Syrian teens pen powerful artworks to help process earthquake and ongoing conflict

To mark the 12th anniversary of the Syrian War, Save the Children and The Arsenal Foundation are releasing a series of powerful drawings and poems from refugee children in Za’atari camp, processing the latest devastating shock in their former homeland

The Guardian - AU

‘I need my freedom’: Mohammed Al-Bdairi should be at the birth of his child – but he remains in detention

The Iraqi refugee’s visa was cancelled in 2019 but the Administrative Appeals Tribunal overturned the ruling in December

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