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It could cost the taxpayer £169,000 to deport each migrant to Rwanda – and possibly even more

The Home Office has revealed how much it believes it will cost to send migrants arriving in the UK to Rwanda – a staggering £169,000 per person. This estimate is even more surprising when you consider that one of the aims of the government’s migration policy is to stop spending…

The Conversation

Festival boss threatens legal action against government over drug testing

Parklife founder Sacha Lord says requiring a licence for on-site drug testing is ‘irrational’

Evening Standard

Liverpool's Pride Month is upon us and this is what it means to me and the city

Here's what you can expect from the ECHO ahead of the city's Pride celebrations

Liverpool Echo

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Suella Braverman U-turns on new rules targeting trafficking victims

Home secretary withdraws rules that made it harder for victims to have their cases accepted

The Guardian - UK

New powers to crack down on ‘disruptive protests' come into force

From July 2, being found guilty of the new criminal offence of tunnelling or “being present in a tunnel to cause serious disruption” could see people jailed for up to three years

Manchester Evening News

Police have new power to stop protests from today, with penalties of three years

There is a new criminal offence and an expansion of existing police authority

Wales Online

New powers to crack down on ‘disruptive’ protests come into force

Suella Braverman hit out at ‘mayhem’ on the streets amid ongoing demonstrations by Just Stop Oil and others.

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Iraqi man living in Manchester to be 'forcibly removed' from UK and deported TOMORROW

The journalist fears he could be killed if he is forcibly removed

Manchester Evening News

Home Office admits placing lone nine-year-old in asylum seeker hotel

Disclosure made as council tries to stop government resuming placements in hotel from which children disappeared

The Guardian - UK

Tories 'stripping the humanity' of refugees by treating them as numbers, blasts MSP

THE UK Government is “stripping the humanity” of refugees by treating them as numbers, a committee convener has said.

The National (Scotland)

Over 24,000 UK asylum seekers could be sent to Rwanda despite court ruling

Home Office sent 24,083 letters of intent warning refugees they were being considered for forcible removal

The Guardian - UK

Pride Parade will affirm and celebrate LGBTQ+ asylum seekers, says charity chair

Sarah Cope, chair of Queer Refugees Unite, has raised money for her members to attend London Pride Parade to celebrate LGBT+ asylum seekers

The Independent UK

The most controversial British scandals of the 21st century

Prince William has paid tribute to the Windrush generation on the 75th anniversary of their arrival in Britain – and five years after their treatment by the Home Office was the subject of a scandal whose repercussions are still being felt.

The Week

Rwanda asylum plan: Timeline of government’s policy to deport migrants

How the events leading up to the Rwanda plan’s return to court and Suella Braverman’s conservatism speech unfolded

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Liverpool Echo

Hotel allowed to remain hostel for asylum seekers for another three years

Concerns were raised about the welfare of both asylum seekers and neighbours

The Independent UK

‘No single version of truth’ in Home Office removal of foreign offenders

David Neal, the Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration, cited numerous concerns about the process of removing foreign offenders.

The Guardian - UK

Why was the UK’s Rwanda plan for asylum seekers ruled unlawful?

Some of the key findings by the court of appeal – and what they mean

Manchester Evening News

Government accused of 'screeching U-turn' over music festival drug testing after Parklife's Sacha Lord slams Home Office

Testing has been carried out since 2014, but Parklife was told it needed a licence 'at the 11th hour' this year

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The Independent UK

Police spying unit should have been shut down in 1970s, report finds

The Metropolitan Police Special Demonstration Squad spied on hundreds of campaign groups over four decades.

The Independent UK

Met Police’s undercover tactics slammed as spying ‘not justified’, landmark inquiry rules

Inquiry looked at women who were deceived into sexual relationships with officers and spying on justice campaigns including that for murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence

The Guardian - UK

Home Office criticised over failure to tighten shotgun laws after Plymouth shooting

Minister says weapon is important for rural work and pursuits, and that UK already has tough gun laws

The Independent UK

Mordaunt denies ‘screeching U-turn’ on festival drug testing

A Labour MP said harm reduction should be the focus when organising music festivals

The Independent UK

Ministers to seek appeal after judges declare Rwanda asylum policy unlawful

Rishi Sunak said he ‘fundamentally’ disagrees with the Court of Appeal decision and said that ministers would seek permission to appeal.

The National (Scotland)

Spying on left-wing groups by secret Met Police squad 'not justified', report finds

Spying on left-wing groups by a secret Metropolitan police squad was not justified and the unit should have been closed down, a landmark report has…

The Guardian - UK

‘Spy cops’ operations against leftwing groups unjustified, inquiry finds

Report says officers collected details of activists’ sexuality and bank accounts, and operations should have been shut down

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