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Deaf girl, 5, who says 'mummy, let's hide' at sirens in Ukraine desperate to reach UK

Alisa and mum Yelyzaveta are waiting for permission to travel to the UK. The little girl received hers yesterday, but because her mum is still waiting to get her visa, they are stuck in Ukraine

Daily Mirror

Rwanda genocide survivors moved out of hostel so Priti Patel could inspect it

Residents sent on awayday during the home secretary’s visit, and some fear losing their home to asylum seekers from the UK

The Guardian - UK

Home Office spent millions on ‘ineffective’ adverts to deter asylum seekers with more now planned on Rwanda campaign

Exclusive: Past campaigns targeted migrants in northern France and Afghanistan, investigation reveals

The Independent UK

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Priti Patel faces legal challenge against Rwanda deportation deal

Exclusive: Asylum seeker launches court action against Home Office arguing plan is unlawful

The Independent UK

Delays with Ukraine children's visas leave Brit hosts at wits' end

Tim Boniface and his partner Jayne Coppinger are one of five households in Wysall, near Nottingham, sponsoring Ukrainian families under the Homes for Ukraine scheme

Wales Online

Lawyer who took on 200 visa applications to get Ukrainians to Scotland slams Home Office

Immigration specialist Alex Boyd told how he is working round the clock and free of charge to help families stranded across Europe.

Daily Record

Delays processing Ukraine children’s visas leave hosts ‘at wits’ end’

A group of would-be hosts will stage a vigil outside the Home Office calling for an end to “cynical and deadly” delays.

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UK gave sanctioned Russians ‘golden visas’ after first Ukraine invasion

Government accused of ‘shocking complacency’ over awards to seven Putin cronies

The Guardian - UK

Mum felt 'criminalised' by airport staff who asked her to 'prove she lives in UK'

The 52-year-old had travelled to her native Fraceto visit the grave of her twin, who died there last year, before flying back to the UK on April 14.

Daily Record

Scotland Yard continues Madeleine McCann probe as Portugal makes rapist a suspect

Scotland Yard said on Friday its investigation into Madeleine McCann’s disappearance continues despite a German national being made a “formal suspect” by Portuguese authorities.

Evening Standard

Mum 'fuming' after being asked to 'prove she lives in UK' at Manchester Airport

The 52-year-old was returning from a visit to her twin's grave in France

Manchester Evening News

Rwanda plan ‘may push asylum seekers into hiding to avoid being deported’

Legal advisor says Rwanda plan is going to ‘backfire’ as terrified asylum seekers will go ‘underground’

The Independent UK

Mum fumes at 'humiliating' airport staff after being asked to 'prove she was from UK'

Laurence Sauvage-Lumb, 52, said the airport experience left her feeling "criminalised" when she was trying to make her way back home from France earlier this month.

Edinburgh Live

Woman 'humiliated' as Manchester Airport staff ask her to prove she lives in UK

'It's the hostility and blunt language that shocked me - I felt criminalised'

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The Guardian - UK

Priti Patel asylum plan ‘not racist or illegal’, civil servants told

Home Office official seeks to reassure staff over refugees to Rwanda scheme as union considers action over ‘callous policy’

The Guardian - UK

Humanity must be at the core of Britain’s asylum policy

Letters: Prof Guy S Goodwin-Gill, Mike Lowenstein, Peter Brayne and Charlie Owen on alternatives to the Rwanda scheme and why we need to move to a culture of helping, not hindering, vulnerable human beings

The Independent UK

Ukrainian visa delays are a ‘national embarrassment’, says British host

David Turner, from Surrey, said only one visa for the four refugees he is sponsoring has been approved in almost five weeks.

Daily Mirror

Home Office staff urge colleagues to 'organise and resist' against Rwanda policy on forum

Junior civil servants asked senior colleagues for advice in the forum, discussing how they could 'cope' with their conscience 'with this sort of policy'

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The Independent UK

Home Office staff tell bosses they feel ‘nothing but deepest shame’ over ‘ungodly’ Rwanda plan

Exclusive: Avalanche of questions and comments directed at permant secretary from employees raising alarm over ‘immoral’ policy

Chronicle Live

Terrified mum trapped with five-year-old in Ukraine - weeks after Whitley Bay family offered them a home

The Government has defended its Homes for Ukraine scheme over criticisms about delays, saying changes have been made to 'streamline' the system

The Independent UK

Home Office staff threaten mutiny over Priti Patel’s ‘shameful’ Rwanda deal

Civil servants express ‘deep shame’ and suggest they should ‘resist’ plans to ship refugees to Africa

Liverpool Echo

Woman 'humiliated' at Manchester Airport after being asked to prove she lives in Ormskirk

Laurence Sauvage-Lumb, who has lived in the UK for 15 years, says she was made to feel like a criminal

The Independent UK

‘We’ve been forgotten’: Thousands of Afghans accepted for relocation to UK still stranded eight months on

Exclusive: Warnings resources for ARAP cases ‘significantly depleted’ as staff diverted to Ukraine crisis

The Independent UK

Tory MPs reject bid to give parliament say over asylum offshoring amid backlash to Rwanda deal

Labour calls plan ‘extortionate, unworkable and profoundly un-British’

The Guardian - UK

Home Office staff threaten mutiny over ‘shameful’ Rwanda asylum deal

On an intranet noticeboard civil servants drew a comparison with serving under Adolf Hitler, and asked if they had a duty to ‘resist’

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