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Changing Lives charity secure £1.3 million to help tackle violence against women and girls in the North East

The Home Office has awarded the funds through its What Works Funding scheme and it will allow Changing Lives to expand their operation even further

Chronicle Live

Council taking legal action over asylum seekers put up in Skegness hotels

To date, five hotels in the popular tourist resort have been closed to the public to house the asylum seekers

Nottingham Post

Man who was 'not gay enough' to stay in UK loving life in Liverpool

Yew Fook Sam has made the city his home

Liverpool Echo

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Calls for public inquiry into abuses at Manston asylum centre in Kent

Legal challenge comes as police confirm investigations into allegations of assaults by guards

The Guardian - UK

Teen girl who killed herself after being suspected of right-wing terrorism was 'victim'

Rhianan Rudd was studying for her GCSEs when she was investigated over alleged far-right terror offences - now her mum says she was preyed upon by online extremists

Daily Mirror

Border Force strikes could be extended to Port of Dover within weeks

‘Extraordinary disruption’ ahead unless government negotiates, union boss has warned

The Independent UK

First small boat Channel crossing of 2023 takes place

Some 44 people crossed the Channel in a boat on Monday.

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Doctors outline five key steps MPs must take with NHS 'collapsing'

“THE NHS is actually collapsing. Patients are coming into danger. Doctors are unable to deliver safe care in many instances. A&Es are…

The National (Scotland)

What happened when 100 asylum seekers arrived in a rural community near Bristol

A second hotel has now been taken over by the Home Office nearby

Bristol Post

Ukrainians in UK forced to choose between homelessness and returning to war

Ukrainians living in the UK to escape Vladimir Putin’s war face a postcode lottery of support

The Independent UK

Border Force patrolling French beaches for first time with local officers in bid to stop migrant crossings

The first joint patrol took place just before Christmas after months of negotiations between UK and French officials

Evening Standard

All the strikes still not resolved in 2023 as workers threaten major walkouts

The widespread industrial action in December shows no sign of abating, with nurses, civil servants, rail staff and ambulance workers among those set to down tools in disputes over pay

Daily Mirror

Border Force ‘patrolling French beaches with local officers’ - OLD

The first joint patrol took place just before Christmas after months of negotiations between UK and French officials.

The Independent UK

The well-off families who've fled Hong Kong and come to Greater Manchester for freedom, top schools and property

Our public services may be in turmoil but Chung said: "I don't see much of a problem. The freedom here is priceless."

Manchester Evening News

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The National (Scotland)

Channel crossings rocket in 2022 as UK Government fails to grant asylum applications

A TOTAL of 45,756 people have crossed the Channel to the UK in 2022, Government figures show.

The Independent UK

Small boat crossings of the English Channel: Key numbers

Albanians accounted for 35% of arrivals in the first nine months of 2022.

The Independent UK

Record number of migrants crossed Channel to UK in 2022

Rishi Sunak has promised new legislation to make it ‘unambiguously clear that if you enter the UK illegally, you should not be able to remain here’.

The Independent UK

Home Office chief among civil servants awarded knighthood in New Year Honours

Sir Matthew Rycroft has been charged with implementing controversial policies including the Rwanda deal

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The Independent UK

What are my travel options during Border Force strikes at UK airports?

Staff who check passports are walking out at Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow and Cardiff airports from 23 December

The Independent UK

Review of Prevent counter-terror scheme may be ‘redundant’ four years after it began, campaigners say

Publication of report delayed by disputes over content and Home Office response

The Independent UK

Home Office staff member arrested on suspicion of immigration offences

Man is also among four employees under investigation for conspiracy to steal

Evening Standard

Home Office worker arrested on suspicion of being illegal immigrant

The staff member was detained again alongside four other workers on suspicion of misconduct in a public office and conspiracy to steal

The Independent UK

Home Office staffer suspected of immigration offences and conspiracy to steal - OLD

The person was detained again alongside four other workers on suspicion of misconduct in a public office and conspiracy to steal.

Evening Standard

UK’s China arrivals policy ‘under review’ amid surging Covid infections

China is dealing with a surge in infections

Daily Mirror

UK could force passengers from China to test negative for Covid before entering country

Officials are set to discuss later today whether they should follow the US and sanction new Covid-19 regulations on travellers from China amid a worrying new rise in cases

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