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‘History of abuse’: Home Office urged to reconsider plans to re-open detention centres

Plans to reopen two immigration detention centres are a ‘step backwards’, charities say

The Independent UK

'Major surge' in deportations of asylum seekers announced by Labour

THE Home Secretary has announced there will be a “major surge” in deportations of asylum seekers and migrants.

The National (Scotland)

Labour ‘promoting age-old message of fear and hostility’ over migrants, says charity – as it happened

Amnesty International UK says Labour is ‘reheating’ the previous government’s rhetoric as Yvette Cooper vows to increase removals

The Guardian - UK

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Home secretary to recruit 100 specialists to target people-smuggling gangs

Yvette Cooper also plans to increase deportations for refused asylum seekers as part of illegal migration clampdown

The Guardian - UK

Stop and search study in England and Wales ‘casts doubt’ on effectiveness

Controversial power had less impact in 2022-23 than tactics such as focused deterrence and hotspot policing, says charity

The Guardian - UK

Home secretary to recruit 100 specialists to target people smuggling gangs

Yvette Cooper also plans to increase deportations for refused asylum seekers as part of illegal migration clampdown

The Guardian - UK

Number of UK asylum seekers who died in Home Office care doubles in a year

‘Deeply troubling’ statistic partly blamed on vulnerable people being ‘left isolated’ with little financial support

The Guardian - UK

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UK to conduct review on tackling ‘extremist ideologies’, including misogyny

Misogyny, ‘Islamism’ and far-right ‘extremism’ among trends to be analysed, Home Office says.

Al Jazeera

Yvette Cooper pledges crackdown on ‘hateful beliefs’ to counter extremism

Yvette Cooper has ordered a review to identify gaps in current legislation to address violence against women and girls

Evening Standard

Buffer zones outside abortion clinics should protect women so why are women still being harassed?

Women are still waiting for the implementation of a new law to stop abortion clinic harassment, despite it being passed more than a year ago. Olivia Petter asks why

The Independent UK

Yvette Cooper vows to crack down on promotion of ‘hateful beliefs’

Home secretary orders review to identify gaps in system to tackle extremist ideologies including extreme misogyny

The Guardian - UK

Prince Harry ‘turned down stay at Buckingham Palace’ on last visit to London

Harry visited London to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Invictus Games

The Independent UK

London dim sum restaurant stripped of licence after Home Office raids uncover at least 20 illegal workers

Royal China in Baker Street has paid fines totalling £470,000 following three visits by immigration officers

Evening Standard

Silent prayer outside abortion clinics 'could be banned' under Home Office review

Proposal for 150m buffer zone to create space for women to attend clinics in safety

Evening Standard

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Evening Standard

Uncertainty over worker visa rules will only harm London businesses

Employers must remain vigilant and prepare for new rules and requirements regarding international recruitment

The Independent UK

Prince Harry will not attend his uncle’s funeral due to security fears

The Duke of Sussex is restricting visits to the UK for him and his family due to the fear of a “knife or acid” attack

The Guardian - UK

Archive, 1936: Fascist march on Cable Street stopped after disorderly scenes

5 October 1936 Eighty four arrested and many hurt as a procession led by Sir Oswald Mosley through the heart of London’s Jewish quarter was met and opposed by a huge crowd

Evening Standard

Famous London dim sum restaurant found 'repeatedly hiring illegal workers' in Home Office raids

An illegal worker at Royal China, Baker Street reported working 11 hour days for just £6-an-hour

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The Guardian - UK

Sharp fall in international applicants wanting to study at UK universities

Home Office figures show 15% fewer sponsored student visa applications were received in July

The Conversation

What life is like for the asylum seekers in hotels being attacked by far right groups

As tensions have risen around small boat crossings and asylum seekers in the UK, the hotels housing them have become regular targets of attacks by far-right, anti-immigration protesters.

The Guardian - UK

Boy, 15, becomes youngest British chess grandmaster

Shreyas Royal, whose family was granted visa after appeal by Rachel Reeves, aspires to become world chess champion by 21

The Independent UK

Cindy Ngamba has already made history for Refugee Olympic Team – does more await?

Born in Cameroon, but residing in Bolton and training with Team GB, Ngamba is determined to leave a powerful legacy by representing more than 120 million people around the world

The Guardian - UK

Home Office urged to settle asylum claims over unlawful detention

Ministers may face hefty bill in more than 100 cases related to Manston processing centre

The Guardian - UK

How Suella Braverman went from darling of the Tory right to outcast

One-time likely successor to party leadership has seen supporters desert her and rumours fly over a defection to Reform

The Guardian - UK

Home Office threatened to deport man likely to be key witness in Bibby Stockholm inquest

Yusuf Deen Kargbo was roomate of Leonard Farruku and almost certainly last person to have seen him alive

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