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The Latest Breaking News from the Home Office

London councils urge Home Office to rethink hotels policy for asylum seekers

Joint action comes after 100 asylum seekers removed from Greenwich hotel against their will last month

The Guardian - UK

Home Office removed image of Huw Edwards from tweet about migration bill after BBC complaints

Exclusive: BBC asked department to remove footage from tweet of video explainer of legislation

The Guardian - UK

Tory ex-cabinet minister urges rethink over child detentions in small boats plan

Robert Buckland voices concerns that illegal migration bill would in effect reverse ban introduced under Cameron government

The Guardian - UK

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Government buys more diesel cars than electric despite zero emission pledge by 2027

A Freedom of Information request has revealed just 3.5% of the Home Office fleet is electric despite a 2021 pledge for a zero-emission fleet by 2027 - just years away

Daily Mirror

Afghan girls may be blocked from taking GCSEs as families moved from London

‘Barbaric’ to take away exam chance after all teenage refugees have overcome, headteacher says

The Guardian - UK

What is the UK goverment’s plan to tackle small boats all about and how big is the asylum problem?

Government says Illegal Migration Bill will ‘stop the boats’ but critics warn it won’t work

The Independent UK

RAF base considered as asylum centre has contamination risks, says report

Former RAF Wethersfield in north Essex could have unexploded ordnance, asbestos and other problems, government papers say

The Guardian - UK

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Major new rules at UK border will see travellers face grilling security questions pre-arrival

The UK is to introduce an Electronic Travel Authorisation scheme for visitors, who will need to provide biometric details and answer a set of 'suitability questions'

Chronicle Live

‘Stop the boats – really?’ Former Conservative home secretary Amber Rudd attacks ‘baffling’ plan

Exclusive : Ex-minister says the government is ‘not being straight with the British people’

The Independent UK

New UK border rules mean visitors will face US-style criminal checks pre-arrival

The Home Office has announced the introduction of the Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) scheme for inbound visitors from certain countries in October, in a bid to strengthen security

Daily Mirror

Cleverly opposes immigration centre in own seat as he urges French to do more

Foreign secretary says former RAF base in Essex constituency is unsuitable as he enters Paris talks about stopping Channel boats

The Guardian - UK

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