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Couple haven't seen each other for more than five years - because husband is banned from the UK

The couple married three weeks after meeting face-to-face and have been embroiled in a battle with the Home Office since 2017; they live 4,500 miles apart

Wales Online

Couple who married weeks after meeting are forced apart for five years by UK border

Sarah and Oluyemi Sholagbade began talking online in 2015 and met in Nigeria one year later, where they decided to tie the knot within weeks of meeting face-to-face

Daily Mirror

Rwanda policy ‘has heralded an increase in use of immigration detention’, warns charity

The Government has increased the use of detention among small boat arrivals

Evening Standard

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Home Office refuses to speed up visa case of woman with terminal cancer

Windrush campaigner Eulalee Pennant has appealed that her application for further leave to remain be resolved before she dies

The Guardian - UK

Mum woken by 'fireworks' didn't realise missile had hit outside her home

Lesia says she now feels "totally safe" as she settles into new Merseyside life

Liverpool Echo

Windrush compensation scheme ‘not fit for purpose’ as only 1% of appeals successful

Exclusive: Just 42 of the 3,479 appeals last year were successful, new figures show

The Independent UK

'I want to lay him to rest' - Murdered Jimmy Prout's brother still waiting to scatter his ashes

Eddie Prout says he won't say his final goodbyes until he knows lessons have been learned over the torture killing

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Woman taken to hospital after being moved five times to different immigration detention centres

Christine worked in a prison in the Democratic Republic of Congo but refused to carry out inhumane acts

Wales Online

Whitehall fury grows over sacking of top Treasury official

Sir Tom Scholar’s sacking shows Liz Truss wants to surround herself with ‘yes men’, says former civil service leader

The Independent UK

People crossing the English Channel in small boats: Key numbers

The average number of people per boat is now above 40.

The Independent UK

Fresh bid by Syrian refugee to bring her dying father to Scotland

A FORMER refugee from Syria who fled to Scotland almost 10 years ago has launched a petition to allow her dying father to come to Scotland so they…

The National (Scotland)

UK residents trapped abroad due to Home Office failings raise alarm

‘WE’RE over the moon to be honest. My son was extremely happy. He woke up at six in the morning and started getting ready to go back to…

The National (Scotland)

Ukrainian refugees face 'enormous bureaucracy problems' to travel to UK, aid worker says

War aid worker Sally Becker fears that Britain has turned its back on the refugees fleeing the Ukraine and says they face a mountain of red tape in coming here

Daily Mirror

Revealed: Suella Braverman sets Home Office ‘No boats crossing the Channel’ target

New home secretary upsets civil servants with speech on migrants, trashy TV and back-to-office call

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Further calls for government-led public inquiry into child abuse and grooming in Oldham voted down

The latest motion represents the fourth call that has been formally made for a further wide-reaching investigation

The Guardian - UK

New Met chief boosts ‘Line of Duty’ unit to root out prejudice and corruption

Exclusive: Mark Rowley has 100-day plan to turn force around after it was placed into special measures

The Guardian - UK

How red flags were brushed aside to push through Rwanda deal

Documents disclosed to high court case show repeated warnings about asylum processing plan

The Guardian - UK

Home Office policies take centre stage in modern-day Antigone adaptation

Inua Ellams adaptation nods to Shamima Begum, stop and search, Prevent programme and police surveillance

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The Independent UK

The behind-the-scenes plans taking place after the Queen’s death

Buckingham Palace will become Monarchy HQ as operations get under way.

The Independent UK

UK has ‘assurances’ that Rwanda will honour asylum seeker deal, High Court told

Rwandan authorities have given ‘detailed assurances’ over the processing of asylum claims, Home Office lawyers argued.

The Independent UK

Black refugee facing homelessness after being dismissed from award-winning charity

Exclusive: Mum-of-three Rohie John was sacked when managers wrongly told her she had no right to work in Britain

The Independent UK

The Home Office has released quarterly figures on terrorism-related arrests in the UK, and stops and searches by the Metropolitan Police.

The Independent UK

Afghan boy, 11, reunited with twin brother in UK after a year stranded in France

Obaidullah was stuck on his own in Strasbourg ‘unhappy and scared’ for a year following the Kabul airport bombing last August.

The Independent UK

Sending asylum seekers to Rwanda not a penalty, High Court told

The UN Refugee Agency has previously told judges that the Government’s Rwanda plan is ‘incompatible with UK’s fundamental obligations’.

Wales Online

Liz Truss's cabinet in full as new Prime Minister rewards allies

A major reshuffle of the top jobs in government has now been completed

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