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The Latest Breaking News from the Home Office

The Guardian view on asylum failures: David Neal was sacked for telling the truth

Editorial: The chief inspector of borders and immigration angered ministers by exposing an ineffective, cruel system

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‘Pretty dodgy’: alarm over suspect care agencies granted Home Office licence to act as visa sponsors

Campaigners against labour exploitation urge government to conduct more stringent checks before awarding powers

The Guardian - UK

Labour promises to make indecent exposure ‘red flag’ offence after Sarah Everard murder

‘Fundamental review’ prompted by killer Wayne Couzens’s record of sexual crimes as a police officer

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Met Police 'screening out' two-thirds of crime reports, data shows

A Labour politician said the Government’s ‘underfunding of the Met’, has meant ‘police are being forced to cut corners’

Evening Standard

Rwanda plan to cost UK £1.8m for each asylum seeker, figures show

Disclosure, calculated on basis of 300 deportations, called ‘staggering’ by chair of the home affairs committee

The Guardian - UK

Child asylum seekers in UK made to play game about who gets foster care places

Home Office inquiry opens after ‘insensitive, upsetting’ treatment of children in hotel, who had to guess who would be next to leave

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on women and predatory police: the work has barely begun

Editorial: Sarah Everard’s murder shocked the nation, but a new report makes it clear that the public could still be at risk from officers like Wayne Couzens

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Record number of UK work visas issued as new wage thresholds loom

New rules from March 11 will see care workers banned from bringing their loved ones to the UK on the visa.

Evening Standard

Sunak making slow progress on asylum pledges amid record care visa awards

Home Office data released as Tories and Labour prepare for immigration to be key battleground at upcoming general election

The Guardian - UK

Sacked UK borders watchdog says home secretary must shake up his department or risk security breaches

David Neal, who was fired for allegedly disclosing immigration failings at City Airport to the media, has urged James Cleverly to replace him to ensure proper scrutiny in Home Office

The Guardian - UK

Prince Harry May Have To Pay About £1M After Losing High Court Security Case Against The Home Office

The Duke of Sussex is hoping to get justice from the Court of Appeal after his case was denied a judicial review.

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Prince Harry's UK security downgraded

The Duke of Sussex contested the Home Office's Feb. 2020 decision to downgrade his UK security status

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Prince Harry faces £1 million legal bill after losing High Court security case

Duke of Sussex still hopes to ‘obtain justice’ by appealing against the downgrading of his UK security

Evening Standard

'Prosecute threats to MPs as terrorism', watchdog urges

People who make online threats to kill or rape politicians should be prosecuted as terrorists, the government’s terror watchdog said on Wednesday as a £31 million security package to protect MPs was announced by the Home Office.

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Prince Harry loses High Court security case against Home Office

The Duke of Sussex complained he had been ‘singled out’ for ‘inferior’ treatment after he and Meghan left the UK for the US

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UK politics: Gove defends landlords after criticism of proposals to water down renters’ bill – as it happened

Levelling-up secretary dismisses complaints he is appeasing Tory ‘landlord backbenchers’

The Guardian - UK

Wednesday briefing: How a sacked official blew the whistle on new lows in the asylum system

In today’s newsletter: Why David Neal was sacked, and what he had to say about the faltering immigration system

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Deadly experiment? UK asylum sites criticised for ‘horrific’ level of despair

Critics of the government’s mass housing plan say it won’t save public money and at worst put asylum seekers at risk of suicide

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Sunak’s asylum laws trapping 55,000 people in ‘perma-backlog’, says UK thinktank

IPPR report says Illegal Migration Act risks indefinite detention at taxpayer expense of people who cannot have their claims processed

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Sacked UK borders inspector tells MPs he was removed ‘for doing his job’

David Neal criticises ‘shocking leadership’ at Home Office, as charities say asylum system is at risk

The Guardian - UK

How to catch a liar: academic research sheds new light

Ranked the top university in the world for its lying and deception research, the University of Portsmouth is carrying out world-leading investigation on the subject that’s helping to assist institutions such as the Home Office

Evening Standard

Home Office launches probe after faulty mobile phone data used in police evidence

EXCLUSIVE: Fears convictions could be challenged and trials delayed after police chiefs told of concerns about accuracy of information 02 provides to forces

The Guardian - UK

Jamaican man to be deported from UK after previous attempt was halted by fellow passengers

Lawrence Morgan has convictions for firearms and drugs offences and has lived in the UK since he was six

The Guardian - UK

Home Office accused of cover-up over ‘golden visas’ for super-rich Russians

Government refused to publish review of system that allowed Russians now sanctioned due to Ukraine war to live in Britain

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Prosecutors target smuggled people who were forced to pilot small boats

Campaigners say Ibrahima Bah should be treated as a victim of trafficking after he was forced to steer a boat. Instead he faces at least six years in jail

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