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Fears more asylum seekers in Cardiff could be left homeless

Council bosses said the UK's asylum seeker system is at "breaking point"

Wales Online

Harry reveals anguish about losing police protection

The Duchess of Sussex broke down in tears as she described receiving death threats online.

The Independent UK

Victim blaming by police officers is harming rape investigations, report finds

Some police officers believe that most reports of rape are merely “regretful sex”, a shocking new report finds

The Independent UK

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Family of man who died after crossing Channel did not hear of death for 11 days

Family of Hussein Haseeb Ahmed, 31, from northern Iraq, call for answers about what happened to him

The Guardian - UK

Braverman refuses safe alternatives to Channel crossings despite more drownings

Government says it will only create new alternatives to Channel crossings after ‘dealing with smugglers’

The Independent UK

Police forces in line for below-inflation funding increase

The Home Office said the proposed £287 million cash increase will enable forces to maintain additional officers they have recruited.

The Independent UK

Every strike date planned for the rest of the year including nurses, posties and rail workers

Hundreds of thousands of workers are either currently on strike or due to take action in December and beyond

Wales Online

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Asylum crackdown comes months after government last promised to ‘fix broken asylum system’

Political amnesia sees the prime minister present previous government’s proposals as ‘new steps’, Lizzie Dearden writes

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on Sunak’s asylum plan: tough talk can’t mask past failures

Editorial: Tackling the backlog of claims is the right idea. But the government seems unlikely to achieve it

The Guardian - UK

Why I quit as an adviser to Suella Braverman’s Home Office

When Suella Braverman referred to the refugee crisis as an invasion I knew there was no way I could work with her, nor could I keep quiet about this dark path the Government seeks to continue.

Evening Standard

International students bring ‘substantial benefits’ to UK, government told as crackdown considered

Suella Braverman claimed family members were ‘piggybacking’ on student visas

The Independent UK

Ban on allowing asylum seekers to work ‘pushes them into exploitation’

Migration Advisory Committee calls for government to review arrangements amid labour shortages

The Independent UK

Fijian British army veteran injured on Afghan tour granted right to settle

Ioane Koroiveibau’s case gives hopes to hundreds of other Commonwealth nationals who served in UK forces

The Guardian - UK

Trafficking victim wins landmark victory in Salvation Army data case

Woman receives payout and secures protections against charity sharing certain data with Home Office

The Guardian - UK

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The Independent UK

Fewer than 100 people arrested for arriving illegally under new laws

A Home Office spokesperson said a further 180 people had been arrested for other offences under the same Act.

The Independent UK

Tories’ ‘misleading’ £800bn post-Brexit trade deals claim condemned by watchdog

Tories should not have suggested rollover deals were ‘new’, says UK Statistics Authority

ABC News

How to wrench open the black box of algorithms that decide our fate

As algorithms make decisions about more and more parts of our lives, there are creative ways to seize back some control.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow call centre boss living life of luxury as staff laid off weeks before Christmas

Boss David Harper, who is linked to three failed companies, was enjoying lavish holidays abroad and lives in a £2million mansion while his staff were left with no jobs in the run up to Christmas.

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The Guardian - UK

Home Office staff call for ‘unpalatable’ small boats deal to be scrapped

The PCS union has told the home secretary that the £63m France deal was ‘doomed to fail’, and that a safe passage visa was needed

Daily Record

Boss of Glasgow-based call centre lived life of luxury as staff lost jobs weeks before Christmas

David Harper was the boss of Glasgow-based Go-centric, which collapsed this month, leaving 650 staff – who were paid about £9 an hour – out of work.

The Guardian - UK

Black EU citizen with settled status temporarily denied entry into UK

Dahaba Ali Hussen, who has lived in London for 19 years, stopped while trying to board Eurostar in Paris

The Independent UK

Revealed: ‘Appalling’ reality of healthcare inside the Home Office’s asylum hotels

GPs and healthcare workers have told The Independent about a catalogue of problems asylum seekers face, from lack of maternity care to dentistry

Daily Mirror

Tory adviser quits over 'the way Suella Braverman talks about ethnic minorities'

Nimco Ali said she would quit because she and the Home Secretary were on "completely different planets" about women's rights and "the way that we talk about ethnic minorities, and specifically people like me who are from a refugee background."

Chronicle Live

Passport Office told to 'learn lessons' from delays to avoid repeat in 2023

HM Passport Office should prepare for similar levels of demand in 2023 after struggling to process post-Covid applications in 2022, audit warns

The National (Scotland)

Government has ‘a lot of work’ to do on protecting women, Tory vice chairman admits

CONSERVATIVE Party vice chairman Rachel Maclean has admitted the Home Office has a “lot of work” to do on protecting women from violence.

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