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Allowing asylum seekers to work 'could add £30 million to Scotland’s economy'

GIVING asylum seekers the right to work could boost Scotland’s economy by £30 million annually, according to the Scottish Government.

The National (Scotland)

Migrants ‘suicidal’ at former RAF base housing hundreds of asylum seekers, shocking testimonies reveal

Asylum seekers housed in ‘open-prison camp’ say ‘people screaming and gunshots heard at night’

The Independent UK

UK Government taken to court over asylum housing James Cleverly called 'unacceptable'

A CHARITY taking legal action against the UK Government over its asylum accommodation has said its efforts are a bid to “literally safeguard…

The National (Scotland)

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Experts condemn UK Government's 'unacceptable' axing of disabled minister

EXPERTS have condemned the Conservatives after they quietly scrapped the role of minister for disabled people, saying that “right now, it…

The National (Scotland)

Just 1% of small boat migrants who have reached Britain since 2020 have been removed by Home Office

Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has slammed the figures as ‘shockingly low’

Evening Standard

‘Utter disgrace’: Grieving mother endures agonising wait for Home Office decision

A DESPERATE mother has told of her agonising 15-month wait for a decision from the Home Office on whether she can bring her remaining family from…

The National (Scotland)

Social care sector 'broadly relaxed' about visa changes, Health Secretary claims

International care workers will be banned from bringing dependants when they move to the UK under the changes

Evening Standard

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Growing despair of asylum seekers on Bibby Stockholm over living conditions

Concerns raised over security, food and lack of information after resident’s suicide as cost of vessel revealed to be more than £22m

The Guardian - UK

Singapore activist due for Bibby Stockholm ‘would rather die on street’

Yao Hui Charles Yeo, a lawyer and opposition politician, fears for health after recent death on barge

The Guardian - UK

SNP MP asks if Tories 'care' about 132 children missing from Home Office hotels

A UK Government minister has confirmed that more than 130 children remain unaccounted for after going missing from Home Office accommodation.

The National (Scotland)

Afghans flown to UK told to sign legal agreement with Home Office or face homelessness

Exclusive: One campaigner called the letter to the refugees explaining the housing terms ‘impenetrable’

The Independent UK

UK at high risk of ‘catastrophic ransomware attack’, report says

Parliamentary committee says Britain is vulnerable because of poor planning and lack of investment

The Guardian - UK

Migrants who crossed Channel in boats claim damages for 'unlawful' treatment

Asylum seekers have made High Court claims against the Home Office after complaining about searches and phone seizures on arrival in England

Evening Standard

Calls grow for Bibby Stockholm barge to close after apparent suicide of resident

Vessel is cramped, a fire risk and unsuitable accommodation for people suffering trauma, say charities

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The Independent UK

Asylum seeker on Bibby Stockholm ‘heard screaming and shouting’ night before his body was found

Police are investigating the death of the man on board the Bibby Stockholm vessel in Dorset

The Guardian - UK

Why the outcome of the Rwanda bill mattered for Sunak – and the Conservatives

The immigration legislation has cleared its first hurdle but the PM still faces a bumpy road if it is to become law

Evening Standard

James Cleverly promises investigation after asylum seeker dies on Bibby Stockholm barge

Emergency services rushed to the vessel, docked in Portland, on Tuesday morning

International Business Times UK

New Migration Requirements Are Pushing Women And Small Businesses Out Of The UK

Women, children and small businesses are bearing the brunt of the government's new anti-immigration strategies, according to experts.

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International Business Times UK

Home Office Reveals The Government Paid Rwanda A Further £100m This Year

The substantial payment was made in April of this year, the Home Office's top civil servant said in a letter to MPs, after £140m had already been sent to the African nation.

The Independent UK

Charitable plumber handed £75,000 by Hugh Grant at centre of race row over golly doll post

Exclusive: James Anderson – who has been dubbed ‘Britain’s kindest plumber’ and has been given £75,000 in donations from Love Actually actor Hugh Grant and his wife – has apologised for sharing a racist image

Evening Standard

Duke of Sussex ordered to pay Mail on Sunday nearly £50,000 by end of year

Prince Harry should pay lawyers' bills, totalling £48,447, for Associated Newspapers Limited, a judge has said

The Independent UK

Prince Harry ordered to pay £50,000 to Mail on Sunday after losing first battle in libel case

The duke is suing the newspaper’s publisher over a story about his legal battle with the Home Office

The Independent UK

Home Office will spend £700m on small boats plan, contracts reveal

Labour says spending plan shows government ‘doesn’t believe Sunak’s Rwanda plan is going to work’

The Guardian - UK

One Nation Tory MPs vow to drop support for Rwanda bill if there are amendments as ERG calls for it to be rewritten – as it happened

Damian Green says government must ‘stick to guns’ but chair of European Research Group calls for bill to be pulled and rewritten

The Guardian - UK

The Rwanda plan is failing – so watch as our cowardly government blames the civil service

Ministers are spending £290m of taxpayers’ money on a scheme that is yet to deliver. It’s our job as public servants to point out flaws in their plans, says Dave Penman, general secretary of the FDA union

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