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3,000 asylum seekers ‘could be living on barge and ex-military sites by autumn’

It is unclear exactly when the Bibby Stockholm barge will start being used in Portland, Dorset, as the Government aims to slash hotel bills.

The Independent UK

Apple threatens to pull iMessage and FaceTime in the UK over law change

Legislation that would give the Home Office the power to intercept encrypted messages and disable security features without telling the public is strongly opposed by the iPhone maker

Evening Standard

How has the law changed now the Illegal Migration Bill has royal assent?

The PA news agency looks at the key points of the new law.

The Independent UK

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Police vetting strengthened after Couzens and Carrick cases – Home Office

The College of Policing’s Vetting Code of Practice has been updated, replacing the 2017 Code.

The Independent UK

Apple suggests iMessage and FaceTime could be withdrawn in UK over law change

US tech firm says giving government oversight of security changes could endanger encrypted products

The Guardian - UK

How the UK's new immigration law will put more people at risk of modern slavery

The UK’s illegal migration bill is set to become law after going back and forth between the two houses of parliament. The final sticking point, which the House of Lords tried to address in a series of amendments, was about the bill’s treatment of people who have experienced modern slavery.

The Conversation

‘We’re not all broken’: the woman who pursued her rapist for five years – and won

Sam was lured to a fake job interview, raped, then trafficked for months. When she reported it to the Met, they tried to drop the case, but she didn’t give up

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Hundreds of migrants cross Channel as Illegal Migration Bill set to become law

The Home Office said 574 people were detected on Tuesday in 12 boats.

The Independent UK

What is CONTEST 2023? Suella Braverman announces Home Office anti-terrorism tactics

UK tactics ‘must evolve’ to keep public safe, home secretary says

Evening Standard

Better support needed to prevent honour-based abuse remaining hidden crime – MPs

Members of the Women and Equalities Committee called for better data collection and for a statutory definition of such abuse.

The Independent UK

Extremists could use AI to plan attacks, Home Office warns

Suella Braverman says risk of serious terrorist incident in UK is increasing

The Guardian - UK

UK passports issued in name of King Charles III for first time

Announcement marks first time documents have used title ‘His Majesty’ in 70 years

The Guardian - UK

Met Police chief Mark Rowley slams Home Office for dragging heels over police dismissal reforms

‘We’re an organisation in a hurry to build the trust of Londoners, and I’d like that support as quickly as possible,’ said Sir Mark

Evening Standard

Bibby Stockholm: Migrant barge with less living space than an average parking bay arrives in Dorset

Two more vessels commissioned by Rishi Sunak have nowhere to dock and are ‘returned to owners’

The Independent UK

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The Independent UK

Portland not the right place to be homing all of these people, say protesters

The Bibby Stockholm barge will house 500 asylum seekers.

The Independent UK

What has happened with the Government’s plans to curb Channel crossings?

The Government’s migration plans are poised to become law after ministers saw off fresh challenges by peers.

The Independent UK

What will happen to asylum seekers when they arrive in the UK now?

The Illegal Migration Bill is set to come into law after prime minister Rishi Sunak passed plans to tackle the small boats crisis - here’s what we know so far

The Guardian - UK

‘People will do drugs. Why not minimise the damage?’ The charity caring for tripped-out ravers

PsyCare UK offers hydration and colouring books to people who have overdone psychedelic drugs – but hardline government policies are making this kind of harm reduction service harder to provide

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The Guardian - UK

More than 28,000 convicted of Covid rule breaches in England and Wales

Exclusive: Data analysis shows people severely penalised for relatively minor infractions of coronavirus laws

The Independent UK

Illegal Migration Bill would bring a ban on seeking asylum, protesters argue

Around 50 people, including poet and author Michael Rosen, demonstrated outside Parliament as the Commons voted on amendments.

The Independent UK

UK relaxes immigration rules for construction workers as Brexit labour shortages bite

Construction industry says more needs to be done to close skills shortage in long-term

The National (Scotland)

Rishi Sunak eases visa rules to attract foreign construction workers amid shortage

CARPENTERS, bricklayers and roofers are among migrant workers who will be allowed to apply for work visas and get a discount on fees in a bid to…

The Independent UK

Ben Wallace takes ‘parting shot at Suella Braverman’ as he announces he’ll quit as defence secretary

Wallace refuses request for 750 troops to cover Border Force staff – as he reveals he’s done with frontline politics

The Independent UK

Ben Wallace takes ‘parting shot at Suella Braverman’ as he announces he’ll quit as defence secretary

Wallace refuses request for 750 troops to cover Border Force staff – as he reveals he’s done with frontline politics

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on how the illegal immigration bill will only add to migrant pain

The government is piling excessive fees on migrants who are keeping Britain’s economy running and has made nastiness its guiding principle

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