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Liverpool bomber’s asylum claim was thrown out six years before attack after lying about being from Syria

Emad al-Swealmeen was found to be lying in a 2015 appeal, but the Home Office did not deport him

The Independent UK

Liverpool bomber had asylum claim rejected six years before attack

New details raise questions about why Emad al-Swealmeen was not pursued for deportation in 2015

The Guardian - UK

Scheme not to detain women seeking asylum leads to only one staying in UK

UNHCR-backed pilot sought to process claims in the community from those whose initial applications had been rejected

The Guardian - UK

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Liverpool hospital bomber should have been removed from UK six years ago

Emad Al Swealmeen had his asylum claim rejected by court six years before the Women's hospital attack

Liverpool Echo

Liverpool hospital bomber’s asylum claim rejected by court six years before attack

Emad Al Swealmeen died from the blast and subsequent fire after his homemade bomb detonated in a taxi outside Liverpool Women’s Hospital shortly before 11am on November 14

Wales Online

Liverpool bomber’s asylum claim rejected by court six years before attack

Emad Al Swealmeen died from the blast and subsequent fire after his homemade bomb detonated in a taxi outside Liverpool Women’s Hospital.

The Independent UK

Brexit leaves furious British citizens stranded in EU countries

Thousands of people say their rights have been compromised despite government promises

The Guardian - UK

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Family pleas for justice after sister's husband 'confessed to murder in cop honeytrap'

The family of Patricia Hall demand an inquest is held into her death after she vanished from her Leeds home 30 years ago. Her husband Keith has denied killing his wife

Daily Mirror

UK residents stranded abroad for months due to ‘misleading messaging’ from Home Office on EU settlement

‘Being alone here with my two kids was so hard for me. I was already having symptoms. I really struggled,’ says Cristina Ferreti, whose husband was stuck outside the UK when she was diagnosed with cancer

The Independent UK

Hundreds stripped of British citizenship in last 15 years, study finds

Research by lawyer-run website finds Home Office has removed citizenship of at least 464 people since relaxation of law

The Guardian - UK

‘Waiting is mental torture’: how Hostile exposes the human cost of Britain’s immigration policies

Sonita Gale’s Bafta-longlisted documentary is a difficult watch, but it shows powerfully the pain inflicted on innocent people by a broken system

The Guardian - UK

Dozens of Scots properties earmarked for Afghan evacuees lying empty

Hundreds of desperate Afghan families have spent months in cramped hotel rooms because of a Home Office failure to match them with designated housing.

Daily Record

‘I was sent into exile’: Home Office forced to reinstate British man’s citizenship after five years

Lawyers for the man, known as E3, were not shown the evidence that led to his loss of citizenship

The Independent UK

UK judge rules age assessment of asylum seekers was unlawful

Two asylum seekers wrongly assessed as adults by Home Office social workers have won a victory in the high court

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The Independent UK

Home Office age assessment policy for asylum seekers is unlawful, High Court rules

Judge says policy, which has seen children wrongly labelled as adults while detained, breaches law

The Conversation

Sending in the Royal Navy is not the answer to small boat migration in the Channel

The Home Office has announced a plan to bring in the Royal Navy to take charge of policing the English Channel after the number of migrants attempting the crossing in small boats tripled in 2021. Full details of the plan have not been revealed, but appear to involve the navy…

Wales Online

Home Office admits staff drank together while watching policy launch in lockdown

The Big Issue said there was no suggestion the Home Secretary was present or aware of the drinks

The Independent UK

Home Office denies plans to use sonic devices against migrant boats in Channel

Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper accused No 10 of chasing headlines

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Wales Online

Home Office denies plans to use sonic devices against migrant boats

According to reports, Number 10 wanted to use Long-Range Acoustic Devices to deter migrants from crossing the Channel

The Guardian - UK

Campaign aims to stop Facebook encryption plans over child abuse fears

No Place to Hide drive funded by Home Office to warn social media firms over dangers of end-to-end encryption

Daily Mirror

Home Office staff 'had Prosecco and crisps' in lockdown to celebrate immigration policy

The gathering was held on March 24 last year, and took place a few floors below Priti Patel's office. Months earlier, Ms Patel said she would call the police if she saw people breaking lockdown rules.

The Guardian - UK

Royal Navy unlikely to pursue Channel refugee ‘pushback’ policy

Military preparing options for No 10 but use of warships to turn back refugees seen as disproportionate

The Guardian - UK

BBC calls licence decision ‘disappointing’ after Nadine Dorries confirms two-year fee freeze – as it happened

Culture secretary rebuked by Speaker for tweeting announcement on Sunday as BBC says decision will impact on programming

Daily Mirror

Queen 'won't help Prince Harry secure police bodyguards for UK trip' amid funding row

Prince Harry, 37, wants to pay for specialist police protection but the Home Office has ruled this out. He has since applied for a judicial review against the decision

Daily Mirror

What is Windrush scandal as UK celebrates day for vital generation who rebuilt country

When the ship the Empire Windrush docked in Tilbury in 1948 it sparked an influx of migrants from the Caribbean, but a government scandal rocked the sons and daughters of workers who helped rebuild post-war Britain

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