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UK politics: Labour’s Khan has 22-point lead over Tory rival in London mayoral race, poll suggests – as it happened

The London mayor, running for his third term in office, had been warning of a ‘two-horse race’

The Guardian - UK

Never mind stop the boats: Sunak is using fear to build a life raft for himself. But the people will stop him

If MPs cannot resist the Rwanda plan, activists will, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

Home Office has lost contact with thousands of potential Rwanda deportees, data shows

Minister says ‘officers are used to this’, as figures suggest Home Office is in contact with only 38% of people it wants to remove

The Guardian - UK

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UK policy denying visas to children of care workers faces legal challenge

Exclusive: Action by organisation supporting migrants argues new rules are discriminatory

The Guardian - UK

Home Office considered antisemitism campaigner for counter-extremism unit

Gideon Falter was in running to be adviser but government’s antisemitism tsar warned against appointment

The Guardian - UK

“Extremely Disappointed” Prince Harry Might Be Forced to Miss Attending the 10-Year Celebration of the Invictus Games In Person Next Month

The event, scheduled for May 8 in London, would see Harry return to the U.K. to celebrate an organization so important to him.

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Braverman dropping Windrush measures was unlawful, court told

Then home secretary’s decision in January 2023 to drop pledges was discriminatory, high court hears

The Guardian - UK

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Sunak and his cabinet think one packed Rwanda flight will save them. It won’t

After last night’s vote, they want a ‘proof of concept’ journey to get the tawdry policy back on track. But it’s too flawed for that, says Enver Solomon, chief executive of the Refugee Council

The Guardian - UK

UK passes bill to send asylum seekers to Rwanda

Lawyers prepare for legal battles on behalf of individual asylum seekers challenging removal to east Africa

The Guardian - UK

Over 18,000 who faced Rwanda removal are now having cases dealt with in UK

FoI data reveals about three-quarters of people given notices of intent have since been put into asylum system

The Guardian - UK

Refugee who left UK for holiday in 2008 stranded in east Africa for 16 years

Saleh Ahmed Handule Ali, now 33, had indefinite leave to remain in UK, but Home Office failed to keep a record

The Guardian - UK

Afghanistan interpreter told his British citizenship bars family from UK visa

Muhammad cannot afford legal action or £20,000 fees, with Rwanda deportation a threat if his wife and children join him

The Guardian - UK

Sunak pressed to end Rwanda bill impasse by exempting Afghan service veterans

Some Tory MPs said to want concession as Home Office staff warn migrants marked for deportation will go ‘underground’

The Guardian - UK

Thousands of children strip-searched by police in England and Wales last year

More than 60 under-18s a week were subjected to intrusive searches, some of them as young as 10

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Being Jewish ‘should never be seen as provocative’, says Home Office

Statement comes after Met police apologised for calling antisemitism campaigner ‘openly Jewish’

The Guardian - UK

Rwanda bill: what does the latest delay mean?

Flights have been pushed back to summer after the House of Lords spoke up for Afghans and refugees – here’s what to expect over the coming weeks

The Guardian - UK

My friend, Anthony Williams, died too soon. What trauma are other Windrush survivors still going through?

He fought for more help for those who also suffered, but the battle was long and exhausting – and is still not won, says Ramya Jaidev, co-founder of the campaign group Windrush Lives

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Asylum seekers moved out of ex-RAF site in Essex after safety risks found

Concerns were raised about Wethersfield site relating to radiological contamination and unexploded ordnance

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Evening Standard

Millions of visa holders in UK to be offered digital replacement as major eVisa rollout begins

Physical documents will be gradually phased out and nearly all visa holders living in the UK will have access to an eVisa by 2025

Evening Standard

OPINION - How dare Montecito millionaire Prince Harry demand our tax money to cover his legal costs

Prince Harry’s latest court defeat in his rightly unsuccessful bid to overturn the decision to refuse him guaranteed Met police protection after he pulled out of royal duties might seem like a trivial battle over legal fees.

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Nearly 750 small boat arrivals recorded at weekend ahead of Rwanda bill votes

Rishi Sunak braced for fresh round of wrangling over plan that is due to cost taxpayers £1.8m per deportee

The Guardian - UK

Dozens of Home Office staff under criminal investigation, FoI data shows

Freedom of information request reveals potential offences include immigration crime, drug offences and fraud

Evening Standard

Police begin trawl through crime and terrorism reports after faulty mobile phone data used in police evidence

Police forces have begun trawling through crime and counter-terrorism intelligence reports after faulty mobile phone data is believed to have been submitted as evidence in criminal cases for over a year.

The Guardian - UK

Delays by Home Office risk return of vulnerable Afghan families to Taliban

Families of those who helped British forces could be deported from Pakistan despite promise to resettle them in UK

Evening Standard

Minister says Rwanda flights will start ‘within weeks’ despite no airline named

Health Secretary Victoria Atkins said the Home Office was ‘ready to go’ in implementing the scheme.

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