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It is simply the case that Scots can no longer afford to have Boris Johnson in charge of the country for a moment longer.

Daily Record

Ukrainian mum forced to leave Scotland after young daughter hit by cruel visa delay

Anna Shutova will have to leave her safe home in the Scottish Borders within days because there is no-one in Poland to care for seven-year-old Alina.

Daily Record

Nicolson Square: Home Office vans aiming to deport immigrants seen off by huge protest

Home Office deportation vans had to be escorted away by police after hundreds of Scottish people blocked them in during a failed Edinburgh immigration raid, according to reports.

Evening Standard

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Protesters 'force Home Office to abandon immigration raid in Edinburgh'

HOME Office officials allegedly in Edinburgh for an immigration raid have been forced to leave without detaining anyone after locals protested,…

The National (Scotland)

Scots gather to block Home Office ‘immigration raid’ at Edinburgh restaurant with police called

Police Scotland confirmed they are also in attendance to monitor the large crowd that gathered shortly before 7pm close to the Beirut restaurant.

Daily Record

PM under fire over ‘attacks’ on lawyers contesting Rwanda migrant plan

Boris Johnson had claimed that the proposal could be scuppered by ‘liberal lawyers’.

The Independent UK

Priti Patel's plan to use RAF base to create 'migrant camp' blasted by angry locals

Home Secretary Priti Patel intends to use a mothballed RAF base in rural North Yorkshire to create the UK’s biggest-ever camp for people seeking sanctuary. The plans have been branded 'Guantanamo-on-Ouse'

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If Johnson’s Rwanda plan for asylum seekers is legal, why is he afraid to defend it in court?

Refugees – and civil servants who’ll have to effect this cruel policy – will both suffer, says Mark Serwotka of the Public and Commercial Services Union

The Guardian - UK

Union chief accuses Patel of withholding Rwanda asylum details from staff

Mark Serwotka claims failure to disclose key documents raises suspicions plan is ‘built on sand’

The Guardian - UK

Home Office ‘could try to deport Boris Becker’ after prison term

Law states that foreign nationals with prison sentences over 12 months can be deported

The Independent UK

The Ukrainian children at the mercy of UK’s refugee scheme

Under-18s travelling alone not permitted to be hosted under Homes for Ukraine programme, leaving them with no route to UK

The Guardian - UK

Boris Becker could face deportation from UK, Home Office confirms

Ex-tennis star may have to represent himself in potential case that could set post-Brexit legal precedent

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson’s ‘misleading and dangerous’ attack on lawyers over Rwanda deal condemned

Association warns of ‘real-life consequences’ after string over government attacks over asylum and migration

The Independent UK

Residents in ‘millionaires' village fury over plan to house asylum seekers at plush Scots hotel

Ninety asylum seekers will arrive within days to check in at the award-winning Bothwell Bridge Hotel in South Lanarkshire.

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The Independent UK

When do I need to renew my passport for travel to Europe?

Seeing headlines about passports expiring after Brexit? Here are the rules as stated by the European Union, not the UK government nor the airlines

Daily Mirror

Home Office boss found guilty of poisoning mistress' juice in bid to cause miscarriage

Darren Burke earlier encouraged the mother of two to terminate the pregnancy and sent her links to an abortion clinic after she fell pregnant during the course of their five-year affair

Evening Standard

Darren Burke convicted of lacing secret lover’s orange juice to induce abortion

Senior civil servant at Home Office was living a double life and was desperate to abort his unborn child amid five year affair

The Independent UK

‘An absolute scandal’: The Syrian teenager who died waiting to be resettled in Britain

Firas, 13, who had cerebral palsy, died in February, four years after he and his family were promised a place in the UK under a resettlement programme, reports Bel Trew

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The National (Scotland)

Scottish host families condemn 'difficult, obstructionist and slow' Home Office

SCOTTISH host families have condemned the UK Government’s Homes for Ukraine scheme, calling the Home Office “difficult, obstructionist and…

The National (Scotland)

UK Government 'sorry' for sending New Scot to Ukraine despite looming invasion

THE UK Government has issued a formal apology after it sent a New Scot to Ukraine to apply for a visa despite knowing of the looming Russian…

The Guardian - UK

Children of oligarchs may have used parents’ funds for UK ‘golden visas’

Home Office granted right to live in UK through tier 1 scheme to 46 people aged 21 or under, FoI request reveals

The Independent UK

Darren Burke: Married Home Office boss who tried to induce lover’s miscarriage faces prison

Darren Burke, 43, crushed the abortion pill into a glass of orange juice to give to his lover, the court heard

The National (Scotland)

Home Office told to fix passport mess amid fears a million people could miss trips

THE UK Home Office must take urgent action over passport delays amid suggestions a million people could miss out on summer holidays because of…

The Independent UK

When do I need to renew my passport for travel to Europe?

Seeing headlines about passports expiring after Brexit? Here are the rules as stated by the European Union, not the UK government nor the airlines

Evening Standard

‘Nightmare’ delays, website meltdowns and a staff vacuum — inside the passport fiasco

Endless queues, a staff shortage and families forced to miss funerals, weddings and opportunities to say goodbye. Katie Strick reports

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