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Rapist who won lotto while in prison granted access to £7.2 million fortune - after 15 year legal dispute

Iorworth Hoare bought the winning lottery ticket while he was on weekend leave from an open prison and then moved to a luxury property in Northumberland

Chronicle Live

Rapist gets his hands on £7million lottery jackpot after 15-year legal fight

Serial sex offender Iorworth Hoare was serving life for a sex attack when he won in 2004 and has now been granted access to his fortune after 15-year legal battle

Daily Mirror

Send a money-saving barge up the Thames

Letters: Douglas Moffat says such a barge could be used by MPs to reduce their hotel and residence expenses, while Roger Williams suggests the Royal Docks for easy access for Home Office appointments. Plus letters from Peter Walker and Julian McNamara

The Guardian - UK

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Prince Harry's Coronation security questions remain unanswered amid furious row

Security measures for King Charles' Coronation will be assessed on a "case-by-case basis" amid a "huge policing operation" - but police chiefs won't speak about Prince Harry's individual arrangements

Daily Mirror

Home Office minister admits ‘there’s more we can do’ to follow up crime reports

Chris Philp said Government plans to cut ‘unnecessary red tape’ will free up police time.

The Independent UK

Junior doctors should halt strikes for Government to enter Acas talks – minister

Home Office minister Chris Philp described the ongoing walkouts as ‘extremely damaging’.

The Independent UK

Minister defends Biden-Sunak talks and rejects claim president is ‘anti-British’

Chris Philp defended Rishi Sunak’s movements in Belfast on Wednesday amid criticism that the bilateral talks appeared to be a low-key affair.

The Independent UK

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Access to basic healthcare for asylum seekers is at risk, says Red Cross

A new report recommends that the Home Office should include ‘fast and free’ internet access in asylum accommodation.

The Independent UK

Home Office says changes will see police spend less time recording rude messages

Home Office minister Chris Philp said the Government had listened to police forces

The Independent UK

Chef wrongly branded sex offender wins long fight to stay in UK

Home Office curtailed Saiful Islam’s visa in 2010 after wrongly linking him to criminal convictions

The Guardian - UK

Tory peer urges Sunak to distance party from Braverman’s ‘racist rhetoric’

Exclusive: Lady Warsi says PM should consider his legacy in handling of ‘extreme views’ on ethnicity and grooming cases

The Guardian - UK

Newcastle charity warns Home Office asylum questionnaire leaves North East refugees facing deportation

Newcastle-based Action Foundation and Labour’s Chi Onwurah have slammed the Home Office for demanding that refugees return a lengthy questionnaire within 20 working days

Chronicle Live

UN experts warn UK government over trafficking risk faced by asylum seeker children

Special rapporteurs express concern over fate of missing, unaccompanied children and breach of international law

The Guardian - UK

'It’s like you’re a criminal, but I am not a criminal.' First-hand accounts of the trauma of being stuck in the UK asylum system

Warning: this story contains graphic descriptions of violence. Pseudonyms are used to protect the interviewees’ identities.

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The National (Scotland)

'Pathetic' Braverman blasted for Home Office golliwog dolls seizure response

HOME Secretary Suella Braverman has been condemned for “encouraging racism”.

Daily Mirror

Alarming Prince Harry Coronation deadline missed - and it could lead to serious issues

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reportedly have to give 28 days notice before returning back to the UK due to security reasons - and that crucial point has been and gone

The National (Scotland)

'People are worried about their children': Concerns over plight of Afghan refugees

SERIOUS concerns have been voiced over the plight of hundreds of Afghan refugees in Scottish hotels who are still waiting for homes.

The Independent UK

Home Office accused of ‘blocking’ MPs from helping asylum seeker constituents

Exclusive: The Home Office is ‘putting more barriers’ in the way of vulnerable people seeking help, a Labour MP claimed

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The Guardian - UK

Trained medics who could ease NHS crisis stuck in asylum limbo

Doctors and dentists whose skills are being squandered while they languish in the Home Office backlog tell of their frustration

Wales Online

The real life Gavin and Stacey who are being deported from Barry by the Home Office

'Please do not separate a loving couple that just wants to live in peace and contribute to their home town of Barry'

The Guardian - UK

Home Office admits no evidence to support key claim on small boat crossings

Exclusive: UK government concedes it cannot substantiate assertion that majority crossing Channel are economic migrants

The Guardian - UK

Why does the Tory plan to house asylum seekers on barges sound Dickensian? Because it is

18th-century prison hulks were ‘floating hells’. Only properly financed immigration centres will solve today’s problems, says historian Anna McKay

The Guardian - UK

‘Like a blocked gate I can’t climb over’: a Windrush victim’s DWP impasse

After 13 years of being shut out of the workplace due to documentation problems, Joseph Mowlah-Baksh was denied benefits – and left unaware of assistance programmes

Daily Mirror

Home Office forced to put on hold plans to house asylum seekers at ex-RAF airbase

Braintree District Council, which opposes the plans, said in a statement it has been given the green light for an injunction hearing at the High Court on April 19

The Guardian - UK

People suspected of living illegally in UK to have bank accounts closed

Reinstatement of controversial hostile environment policy comes as Windrush campaigners protest government’s axing of key reforms

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