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Sir Mo Farah comes 'face to face' with the 'real' Mo Farah after revealing true identity

Olympic champion Mo Farah has revealed he was trafficked to the UK from Somalia using another child's name in a new BBC documentary which will air this week

Daily Mirror

British mum who gave birth in Jamaica stranded after baby refused entry into UK

When Tiffany Ellis and her family travelled out to Jamaica for her wedding in January 2020 they never imagined that over two years later Tiffany and their newborn child would still be stranded there

Daily Mirror

Who is backing who? Eight candidates in leadership race as Javid pulls out

Rishi Sunak, Penny Mordaunt and Liz Truss still lead the way

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Sir Mo Farah hailed 'truly inspirational' by politicians after revealing true identity

Olympic champion Sir Mo Farah has been inundated with support from the public after bravely discussing his harrowing childhood in which he was smuggled into the UK aged nine

Daily Mirror

Young Mo Farah was saved by hero PE teacher after being trafficked to UK illegally

Olympic champion Mo Farah opened up on being trafficked to the UK illegally and how his PE teacher played a significant role on his journey to become a long distance runner

Daily Mirror

Hundreds of new gun licences granted in Avon and Somerset over the last year

This comes as a new scheme gives GPs the right to alert police if an individual has a medical condition that may make having a gun unsafe

Bristol Post

Home Office say no action will be taken against Sir Mo Farah after he shares true identity

The Home Office have stated 'no action' will be taken against Sir Mo Farah after he revealed he is an illegal immigrant who was smuggled into the UK aged nine

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Another blow to Home Office as Rwanda asylum seekers not tagged on release from detention

Ministers accused of piloting ‘unworkable’ tagging policy on basis of ‘cruel and unnecessary political posturing’

The Independent UK

Who is backing who in the Tory leadership contest? MPs say who they want to be next PM

Rishi Sunak takes early lead as MPs nail colours to the mast

Wales Online

Who is backing who? Tories nail colours to the mast in leadership contest

Rishi Sunak, Penny Mordaunt and Liz Truss are among the candidates leading the way.

The Independent UK

Woman who gave birth in Jamaica stranded after baby refused entry to UK

British resident Tiffany Ellis separated from husband and other child since last year after ‘callous’ Home Office decision

The Guardian - UK

Glasgow passport office chaos as desperate holiday makers queue for days

Frustrated families have inundated the Northgate office in a last ditch attempt to get their hands on travel documents, amid claims the Home Office has put 4,000 applications submitted months ago to the back of the queue.

Glasgow Live

Ex-detainee of Australia’s offshore refugee detention centre shares fears over UK Rwanda plan

As the UK Home Office tries to get its Rwanda policy off the ground, a refugee who was held for six years on Nauru island tells Holly Bancroft about her concerns

The Independent UK

Priti Patel’s plan to end Channel crossings in disarray as navy threatens to ‘walk away’

Official figures reveal that number of migrants crossing in small boats has doubled since military brought in

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Evening Standard

No10 makes new Government appointments as Boris Johnson stays as caretaker PM

The new faces in government come after Mr Johnson carried out a Cabinet reshuffle

The Independent UK

Government still plans to send migrants to Rwanda despite Johnson resignation

Downing Street confirmed the Home Office agreement with the east African nation remained.

The Guardian - UK

Prince Harry’s libel claim against Mail on Sunday boosted by high court ruling

Article about prince’s legal claim against Home Office contained ‘defamatory’ words, says judge

The Independent UK

Duke of Sussex wins first stage of libel claim against Mail on Sunday publisher

Harry is suing Associated Newspapers Limited over an article published about his ongoing claim for judicial review against the Home Office.

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The Independent UK

Prince Harry wins latest stage of Mail on Sunday defamation case

Harry is suing publisher over story on UK police protection legal case

The National (Scotland)

Prince Harry wins defamation case against Mail on Sunday over Home Office story

Parts of an article in The Mail on Sunday which alleged that the Duke of Sussex tried to keep his legal claim against the Home Office “secret”…

The Independent UK

‘Parts of Mail on Sunday story about Harry claim against Home Office defamatory’

The Duke of Sussex sued Associated Newspapers after the paper ran an article about his claim over his security arrangements when he is in the UK.

Daily Record

Ukrainian family trying to relocate to Perthshire at risk of deportation back to war-torn country

Martin and Rebekah Hodson of Auchterarder are in touch with Iryna Vekhtieva, and sons Filip and Timofii, who have fled the shelling in Mykolaiv and are currently sleeping in a church in Romania

Wales Online

Mail article about Harry’s claim against Home Office was defamatory judge rules

Lawyers for Harry argued the article was defamatory and meant that Harry had “lied”

Daily Mirror

Prince Harry 'kept in dark' by palace amid 'significant tensions' with top aide

The Duke of Sussex is bringing legal action at the High Court over a decision not to allow him to pay for police protection for himself and his family while in the UK

Evening Standard

Prince Harry claims he was ‘unfairly’ blocked over security decision

The Duke of Sussex claims his offer to pay for his own security was not passed on to decision-makers by the Royal Household, the High Court has heard.

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