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Support services for victims of county lines exploitation given funding boost

The money will go towards providing a rescue service and specialist one-to-one support for victims.

The Independent UK

Salford city mayor blasts Government over new influx of asylum seekers at hotel

Paul Dennett says announcement was an 'absolute shock

Manchester Evening News

Probe launched into gun licensing in the wake of Skye shooting

AN INQUIRY into firearms licensing in Scotland has been launched by the Scottish Affairs Committee.

The National (Scotland)

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Talk by Hindu leader in Nottingham cancelled amid protests in UK

There were clashes in Leicester and Birmingham

Nottingham Post

Football's fan disorder crisis: West Ham top arrests, pitch invasion rise and FA Cup problem

Home office figures show sharp increase in trouble at matches across the pyramid but Premier League is below national average as police make more arrests at League Two and FA Cup

Daily Mirror

Football fan arrests increase in England - but Newcastle and Sunderland buck trend

The police want to crack down on drugs and disorder following a rise in football offences across the country after stadiums reopened to fans

Chronicle Live

Arrests and reported incidents of disorder at football matches in England and Wales last season reached an eight-year high, according to figures released by the Home Office on Thursday.

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Huge rise in fan disorder at football matches in England and Wales as police arrest 2,198

Home Office figures show significant rise in reported incidents and arrests as government and leagues come together to strengthen punishments

Daily Mirror

Couple who married three weeks after they first met haven't seen each other in five years

Sarah and Oluyemi Sholagbade, both 35, started chatting online in April 2015 and quickly fell for each other.

Daily Record

'Isolated' refugees in Newcastle hotels left without fresh food and basic Covid protection during lockdown

A charity has called the use of hotels as asylum seeker accommodation “an inhumane way to treat people fleeing persecution”, after a damning council report

Chronicle Live

Staff at Home Office contractors sue over discrimination and unfair dismissal

Majority of cases are from escorts accompanying refugees from immigration centres for deportation

The Guardian - UK

Woman hasn't seen her husband in five years as he is banned from UK

Sarah married Oluyemi three weeks after they first met

Liverpool Echo

It’s been a year since my Home Office asylum interview. I’m not allowed to work so I’m studying

With a baby on the way I want to be the best father I can be, but until my claim is decided I can’t find employment, says Paul

The Guardian - UK

Couple who married three weeks after they met haven't seen each other for FIVE YEARS

Sarah, from Wigan, is without her husband

Manchester Evening News

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Wales Online

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

Daily Mirror

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

Evening Standard

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

The Guardian - UK

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

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Liverpool Echo

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

The Independent UK

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

Chronicle Live

'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

Wales Online

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

The Independent UK

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 National (Scotland)

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…

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