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Tagging criminals in prison to be trialled to close ‘surveillance gap’

A pilot programme of tagging offenders in prison on the day of their release is set to begin in October.

Evening Standard

Why Are We Working Hard for Asylum Seekers?': Fury as Migrants Given £300k Townhomes Rent Free in Suffolk

A Suffolk village is split after reports that Serco has leased four new £300,000 townhouses for asylum seekers; we verify what's confirmed, what's disputed, and how national policy on ending hotel use by 2029 shapes the row.

International Business Times UK

Voices: ‘Short-term fix to a bigger crisis’: Readers react to Epping asylum hotel ruling

YOUR VIEWS: Our community is divided on the Epping asylum hotel ruling. While some see it as long-overdue recognition of local concerns, others warned it rewards unrest and leaves asylum seekers in limbo

The Independent UK

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Constance Marten claimed long days and bad food denied her a fair trial in extraordinary magazine interview from behind bars

Constance Marten complained about the Old Bailey temperature and food as cover star for The View magazine during her second trial

Evening Standard

Exclusive: Shabana Mahmood told companies she wanted ‘deeper collaboration’ to tackle prisons crisis

The Guardian - UK

Fury Erupts as 100,000 Asylum Seekers May Get Homes While Brits Struggle Through Housing Crisis

More than 100,000 asylum seekers could soon be placed into taxpayer-funded homes, including houses, flats, and bedsits, and it's left plenty of people across

The Fashion Central

Every UK Town Where Taxpayers Will Fund Rent for Channel Migrants

Labour’s plan to pay landlords to house Channel migrants could soon see thousands of properties taken up across 120 different communities.

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Fury Erupts as Landlords Urged to House Migrants Amid Soaring Rental Crisis

An eye-opening situation has come to light after Serco, a private contractor working for the Home Office, released a document urging landlords across the North West.

The Fashion Central

Murderer Insisted He Couldn't Wear an Ankle Monitor for Months Because of His 'Swollen' Legs: Report

A convicted murderer exploited a broken tagging system by claiming he couldn't wear an ankle monitor because of his "swollen" legs.

Latin Times

Killer left unmonitored for two months after release from prison, investigation reveals

Serco has repeatedly come under fire for delays in fitting offenders with tags since it took over the Ministry of Justice’s tagging contract in 2023

The Independent UK

Children experiencing malnutrition and stunted growth in Home Office asylum hotels

Nearly 1,500 complaints escalated by help service to Home Office accommodation providers last year, new data reveals

The Independent UK

Massive Asylum Scandal Erupts: Foreign Criminals Who Can’t Be Deported Given Free Homes

Taxpayers are footing the bill for housing thousands of foreign criminals in the UK because, according to insiders, many of them will “never” be deported.

The Fashion Central

Leaked Files Expose Labour’s Secret Asylum Hotel Plan — Public Outrage Erupts!

Labour’s handling of the ongoing asylum situation has come under serious fire, as a record-breaking number of migrants crossed the Channel.

The Fashion Central

Rupert Soames: Grandson of Winston Churchill reveals prep school abuse

Rupert Soames, chairman of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), spoke about his childhood on the Crisis What Crisis? podcast

Evening Standard

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The Guardian - UK

Winston Churchill’s grandson reveals he was abused at prep school

CBI chair Rupert Soames tells podcast he is ‘completely unembarrassed’ about abuse that occurred in early life

The Guardian - UK

Labour used to give the needy the benefit of the doubt. Now they slash their benefits

It’s no wonder many people on welfare are starting to look back on the last government with affection

Evening Standard

Shabana Mahmood: Serco’s performance fitting electronic tags ‘not good enough’

Serco has repeatedly come under fire for delays in fitting offenders with tags since it took over the Ministry of Justice’s tagging contract in 2023.

The Independent UK

Mysterious unmanned warship spotted off of Washington state coast

The Defiant may have a role in the U.S. Navy’s drone ‘hellscape’ to help defend Taiwan from Chinese aggression

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The National (Scotland)

Strikes by marine workers at Scottish Royal Navy bases suspended

STRIKES by marine workers at Scottish Royal Navy bases have been suspended following talks with the Ministry of Defence.

Evening Standard

Strikes by marine workers at Navy bases suspended

Unite the Union will now be involved in consultations on a new contract between Serco Marine and the MoD.

The Guardian - AU

Three suicides at NSW detention centre raise inquest questions over missed medication and care

A New Zealander, Malaysian and Sierra Leone national separately killed themselves inside Villawood over a three-year period

The Guardian - AU

Parklea correctional centre to return to public hands as NSW reverses ‘failed prison for profit model’

Minns government says contract with prison operator MTC Australia will end in late 2026

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Royal Navy tugboat crews to strike over contract dispute

ROYAL Navy tugboat and marine services crews based in Scotland are set to take strike action in March in a dispute over proposed contract changes.

Evening Standard

Royal Navy tugboat crews to walk out in contract dispute

Unite said 300 of its members at Devonport, Portsmouth, Faslane, Great Harbour Greenock and Kyle of Lochalsh will take industrial action in March.

The National (Scotland)

Royal Navy tugboat crews balloted for strike action amid safety concerns

Royal Navy tugboat and marine services crews, some of whom move nuclear submarines, are being balloted for strike action amid safety concerns.

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