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Sadiq Khan announces new hub for rough sleepers as street homelessness rises

The new hub will provide assessment spaces and beds to help people off the streets and into longer-term accommodation

Evening Standard

Number of police officers guilty of crimes in England and Wales soars

More than 150 officers and staff found guilty in year to April 2023 – a 70% rise on previous year

The Guardian - UK

‘They need their parents’: Afghans in UK tell of pain of family separation

Young people evacuated from Kabul during west’s withdrawal in 2021 remain apart from parents who could not leave

The Guardian - UK

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Revealed: UK granted asylum to Rwandan refugees while arguing country was safe

Home Office said refugees’ fear of persecution was ‘well-founded’, undermining Rishi Sunak’s claims about East African country

The Guardian - UK

Theresa May to confront Home Office over ‘appalling’ secret policy on trafficking victims

Department has admitted that it hid the policy due to concerns about former PM’s reaction

The Guardian - UK

‘Landmark moment’: UK’s first regular drug testing service to open in Bristol

Exclusive: Home Office licence will allow charity to check drugs such as heroin and crack to see if they are contaminated

The Guardian - UK

Asylum seekers ‘in despair’ after Rwanda removal letters sent in error

Exclusive: Home Office accused of causing undue suffering as it admits mistake and says correspondence should be disregarded

The Guardian - UK

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Indonesian fruit picker landed in debt bondage challenges Home Office

Test case likely against UK’s seasonal worker scheme as charity alleges breach of right to be protected from labour exploitation

The Guardian - UK

Beard-gate: Policing minister Chris Philp loses the beard after 'negative family reaction'

Home Office minister Chris Philp has revealed that he was forced to shave his beard after his family raised concerns about his appearance.

Evening Standard

Walthamstow: Hundreds of asylum seekers told to leave Ibis hotel by tomorrow

Residents have been told their rooms will 'no longer be available' from Friday

Evening Standard

No plans to tighten care worker English language rules after Somerset death

Home Office rejects call for change from coroner in case of woman who died after ambulance delay

The Guardian - UK

Home Office U-turns on policy to restrict help for trafficking victims

Rights groups welcome change to Braverman policy that denied support to people with criminal convictions

The Guardian - UK

More than 1,000 child refugees at risk after being classified as adults – report

Rushed and flawed age assessments leave hundreds of children exposed to abuse and exploitation

The Guardian - UK

‘Inhumane’ Home Office denying visas to children of migrant health workers

Observer investigation reveals children as young as two are being barred from joining their mothers in Britain

The Guardian - UK

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‘Send the aeroplane to come and get us, Mummy’: The children barred from joining their mothers in Britain

Dozens of single women who came to work in the NHS and social care have been denied permission for their children to join them

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Are the Tories Indulging In Series of Misleading Claims Including Asylum Backlog Clearance?

The statistical watchdog UK Statistics Authority has intervened in the asylum backlog clearance matter for the second time refuting UK government claims as half truths.

The Guardian - UK

Home Office hires hangar for staff to practise Rwanda deportations

Officials will be taught how to carry out deportations, including how to handle people who physically resist

The Guardian - UK

We ‘clearly let society down’ and have broken people’s trust in technology, Fujitsu boss tells Horizon Post Office inquiry – as it happened

Paul Patterson, CEO of Fujitsu Europe, also says editing of witness statements used to prosecute post office operators was ‘shameful’

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Border Force mental health absences rose 45% as Channel deaths increased

Exclusive: FoI request reveals Home Office paid £133,000 to charity for support for frontline staff amid surge in agency’s absences

The Guardian - UK

Home Office U-turns on rights of EU citizens who were in UK pre-Brexit

‘Lack of awareness’ of EU settled status scheme restored as reasonable grounds for late applications by permanent residence card holders

The Guardian - UK

Home Office resumes asylum hotel evictions despite freezing weather

Exclusive: Sadiq Khan calls refusal to extend three-day pause ‘horrifying’ as local authority cold weather protocols continue

The Guardian - UK

We’ve all felt like ‘skint little people’ against the system – that’s why the Post Office drama broke our hearts

Faceless computers have replaced vengeful gods, But the rules of Greek tragedy still apply: the powerful can wreak havoc on human lives, says the Guardian’s chief culture writer, Charlotte Higgins

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda deportation bill passes third reading in Commons

Flagship policy passes committee stage after tense lead-up in which Tory divisions came to the fore

The Guardian - UK

Do you really think ministers will get justice for Post Office victims? Ask the Windrush families and think again

Lives destroyed, injustices ignored: parallels between the two scandals are stark, says the Guardian reporter Amelia Gentleman

The Guardian - UK

Asylum accommodation to be excluded from social housing landlords crackdown

Charities say not extending Awaab’s law to asylum housing ‘totally unacceptable’ and will create two-tier system

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