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Home Office in ‘chaos’ as new Borders Act ‘made the system worse’ Labour says

The Nationality and Borders Act has added a six-month delay to 18,000 cases, says shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper

Evening Standard

Labour vows fast-track crackdown on asylum claims from Albania and ‘safe’ countries

‘Unfounded’ claims should be rejected in weeks, says Yvette Cooper

The Independent UK

Labour wants to fast-track asylum cases from ‘safe’ countries to clear backlog

Shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper, says she would prioritise applications from countries such as Albania

The Guardian - UK

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Labour would fast-track asylum claims from ‘safe’ countries

Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper accused the Government of failing to “get any grip” on Channel crossings.

The Independent UK

Home Office considers detention and ban for people entering illegally

Tough measures to address ‘big concern’ for Tory voters are among suggestions in report by rightwing thinktank

The Guardian - UK

Asylum seekers with diphtheria symptoms will be taken to 'isolation centres', minister says

The Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick said those with symptoms will remain at the Manston migrant centre in Kent or be transported to isolation centres after the UKHSA confirmed an 'increase' in cases of the disease

Daily Mirror

Revealed: half of English police forces fail to meet standards in crime investigations

Analysis by the Observer raises questions over whether policing is fit for purpose and will put more pressure on the home secretary

The Guardian - UK

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Rishi Sunak faces Tory backlash over record immigration figures

Numbers swollen by humanitarian arrivals from Ukraine, Afghanistan and Hong Kong

The Independent UK

UK net migration surges to post-war high after 'unprecedented' world events

Labour warned the Tories had 'completely failed to get a grip' of the asylum and immigration system as the war in Ukraine, arrivals of Afghans and Hongkongers and the end of lockdown restrictions fuel surge in net migration

Daily Mirror

'Working people are paying the price to fix the mess made by Tories in Downing Street'

Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper says that as a result of the choices the Tories have made, we are facing the biggest drop in living standards in generations - and adds that Britain deserves better

Daily Mirror

Home Office made 'no contact' with Hillsborough families about 'disrespectful' review

The Home Office apologised last month and said "we will engage with the families during the process"

Liverpool Echo

Dover MP: UK-France deal falls short on action needed to curb Channel crossings

Natalie Elphicke pressed for more action than just observation.

The Independent UK

Shadow home secretary accuses Rishi Sunak of ‘shabby political deals’ over Suella Braverman and Sir Gavin Williamson appointments

Labour’s shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper suggested Rishi Sunak had done “grubby political deals” in the cases of both Suella Braverman and Sir Gavin Williamson. The Prime Minister reappointed Ms Braverman as Home Secretary just six days after she was forced to quit over a security breach. He also handed…

Evening Standard

Labour immigration minister slapped down by Yvette Cooper over ID cards

Stephen Kinnock suggested ID cards should "certainly be on the table" to control migration and pointed to their usage in many EU countries - before the Shadow Home Secretary dismissed the proposal

Daily Mirror

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The Independent UK

Yvette Cooper quashes ID card idea after Labour frontbencher says ‘on the table’ OLD

Shadow immigration minister Stephen Kinnock says ID cards ‘so helpful’ in controlling borders

The Guardian - UK

Gavin Williamson announces resignation but ‘refutes the characterisation’ of claims against him – as it happened

Former deputy chief whip Anne Milton tells Channel 4 Williamson used ‘leverage’ and threats against MPs

The Guardian - UK

PM thinks Williamson bullying accusations are serious, says aide

Rishi Sunak considering ‘appropriate’ action against Cabinet Office minister, says spokesperson

The Independent UK

Labour attempt to force Sunak to reveal what he knew about Braverman

‘Security is too important,’ says Yvette Cooper

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Daily Mirror

Brits split on whether £600k cost of sending refugees to Rwanda is worth it

An exclusive Sunday Mirror poll shows four in ten voters reckon it is worth the £120million for 200 migrants to be transported to the central African country to have their asylum applications processed

The Independent UK

Brexit: Just 0.1% of asylum seekers returned as a result of extra ‘bureaucracy’

Just 21 out of 15,898 people assessed by new unit – set up after returns agreement was lost – have left UK

The Guardian - UK

‘More vulnerable’: ministers to update UK’s national security plan

Policy to be redrawn after just 18 months but critics point to ministers’ own failures to take their security seriously

The Guardian - UK

Westminster in shock consensus: Door Matt Hancock is a prat

Meanwhile, good guy Tom Tug emerges as one of few sane Tories liked by not just his own party but Labour too

Manchester Evening News

Counter-terrorism police leading Dover firebomb investigation as suspect named

Suspect Andrew Leak, 66, is from High Wycombe in Buckinghamshire, according to police

The Independent UK

New taskforce set up to tackle threats to UK democracy

The announcement follows reports that former prime minister Liz Truss had her phone hacked by Russia while she was foreign secretary.

The Independent UK

Sunak says UK will always be compassionate after Braverman speaks of ‘invasion’

Downing Street says Suella Braverman was seeking to ‘express the sheer scale of the challenge’ at hand.

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