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British Transport Police become first force to arm volunteer officers with Tasers

Home Secretary Priti Patel last week announced plans to give special constables powers to use the electroshock weapons.

Evening Standard

British Transport Police to arm volunteer officers with Tasers

Home Secretary Priti Patel last week announced plans to give special constables powers to use the electroshock weapons.

The Independent UK

Transport police become the first volunteer officers to carry Tasers after Patel's controversial go-ahead

Home Secretary gave approval to move despite warnings of 'misuse and harm'

Wales Online

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Refugees scared to visit GP or look for flats as Tories made UK a hostile nation

Sally Daghlian OBE, Praxis CEO, says her charity for migrants and refugees sees the 'human cost' of the hostile environment created by the Conservative Party every single day

Daily Mirror

Boys in blue battle for the top job at the Met

The shortlist is narrowing, but with accusations of institutional racism, homophobia and misogyny, is the Commissioner’s job a poisoned chalice, asks Anthony France

Evening Standard

How bad can Talk TV News really be? Here is the answer

NOW I don’t know if you’ve ever had the misfortune to watch GB News but its a bit like right wing American cable news but without any of the…

The National (Scotland)

‘We’re human beings too’: How a decade of the hostile environment has torn lives apart

It is 10 years since Theresa May first used the phrase that has become synonymous with hardline policies on migrants. In that decade – from “go home” vans to the Windrush scandal – thousands have faced fear and uncertainty as a result. They tell Nadine White their stories

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The Guardian view on public order: criminalising protest is bad for democracy

Editorial: Boris Johnson criticises repressive laws in dictatorships but is emulating them at home

The Guardian - UK

'Appalling' mob attack that left woman with broken jaw condemned by Home Secretary

Priti Patel condemned the assault as Mike Amesbury MP warned of a "lack of neighbourhood and community policing".

Liverpool Echo

Rwanda deportation plan is ‘unlawful’, campaigners claim

The Home Office is facing legal action over the policy.

The Independent UK

Rwanda plan challenged over alleged failure to identify risks for LGBTQ+ refugees

Pre-action letter questions Home Office claims that east African country is ‘generally safe’

The Guardian - UK

Priti Patel's landlord parents overpriced three freeholds - pushing tenants through tribunals

A Mirror investigation found Sushil and Anjana Patel demanded £28,000 in 2017 for one freehold they had bought for £4,000 at auction before a tribunal ruled it should be £5,100. It comes after the Tory government was accused of dragging its feet on leasehold reform

Daily Mirror

The UK’s view of Rwanda is deeply ignorant – I once fell prey to it myself

The refugee deal with President Kagame reveals a profound misunderstanding of history, says Giles Foden, author of The Last King of Scotland

The Guardian - UK

Home Office warned protest banning orders backed by Priti Patel would not work

Proposals ‘essentially take away a person’s right to protest and would very likely to lead to a legal challenge’, government said in March 2021

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Channel migrant crossings top 9,000 this year as record levels continue despite Rwanda deal

At least 2,700 migrants have made the journey since Priti Patel announced the agreement with Rwanda last month

The Independent UK

Channel crossings exceed 9,000 for the year

Last week, 685 people arrived over five days.

The Guardian - UK

Home Office detains all asylum seekers it plans to send to Rwanda

Department says previously announced option of serving arrivals to UK with notices while living in community has not been used

The Guardian - UK

Anti-terrorism programme must keep focus on far right, say experts

Analysts question Home Office strategy after it emerged that a review of its Prevent programme was pushing for it to refocus on Islamist threats

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The National (Scotland)

Priti Patel cites 'no mob rule' in speech targeting right to protest

PRITI Patel will tell MPs that “we do not make policy through mob rule in this country” as she urges them to give their support to the widely…

The Independent UK

Patel urges MPs to avoid ‘mob rule’ and back new Bill to limit protesters

Interfering with key national infrastructure – such as railways, roads and printing presses – would become a criminal offence

The Independent UK

Priti Patel to grab new powers to stamp out ‘mob rule’ of Just Stop Oil protests

Public Order Bill toughened to protect ‘key national infrastructure’ such as oil terminals

The Guardian - UK

Extraditing Julian Assange would be a gift to secretive, oppressive regimes

Handing over the WikiLeaks founder to the US will benefit those around the world who want to evade scrutiny, says journalist and author Peter Oborne

The Independent UK

Nimco Ali says Boris Johnson not behind ‘pushback’ on fining street harassers

No 10 said it was still considering how a ‘specific offence’ could be introduced to deal with wolf-whistling and catcalling.

The Independent UK

Street harassment law street being blocked, says Priti Patel adviser

Nimco Ali denies blaming Boris Johnson for ‘pushback’ against legislation

Daily Mirror

Law to make street harassment like wolf whistling a crime 'blocked at top of government'

An independent advisor and friend of the PM's wife Carrie, Nimco Ali, did not name Boris Johnson but said 'pushback' against a law on public sexual harassment went 'a lot closer' than his advisors

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