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The UK's unworkable immigration plans allow the government to blame others for its failure

The illegal migration bill, which purports to end small boat crossings and would effectively bar asylum seeking, has made its way through committee stage. The controversial policy is more likely to be challenged in international courts than to curb small boat crossings. So why is the government pursuing it?

The Conversation

Victims of domestic violence to be offered up to £500 to flee abuser - as survivors say they can't afford to leave

It comes after research which revealed three quarters of women said the cost of living had prevented them from leaving

Manchester Evening News

Deadline on Government pledge to hire 20,000 police officers approaches

Home Secretary Suella Braverman previously insisted forces are ‘on track’ to reach the milestone on Friday.

The Independent UK

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UK’s economic crime plan ‘smoke and mirrors’ without new funding

MPs and experts question government’s commitment to tackling ‘dirty money’

The Guardian - UK

UK boosts funding to protect Jewish communities from antisemitic attacks

Britain said on Thursday it would increase the amount of funding for security at Jewish faith schools and synagogues for the coming year to enable them to better protect themselves against antisemitic attacks.

Reuters

Rishi Sunak is quietly ditching promised reforms of the Tory party

Member polls before cabinet meetings are among the junked pledges

Evening Standard

Attorney General ‘very pleased’ at lack of amendments to Illegal Migration Bill

SNP MP Angela Crawley said it is ‘no secret’ the Government’s top law officer has ‘reservations’ about the controversial immigration reforms.

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Sunak promises guidelines for schools on issues of gender identity

Pledge comes after teachers call for clear guidance on ‘minefield’ of how to support trans pupils in England

The Guardian - UK

Thursday briefing: Why the Home Office’s latest idea to cut the asylum seeker backlog will run aground too

In today’s newsletter: Amelia Gentleman explains why governmental incompetence, not asylum seekers eager to stay in mythical luxury hotels, is at the root of the problem

The Guardian - UK

Funding boost for synagogues and schools to protect against antisemitic attacks

Home Secretary Suella Braverman said she wants to ensure ‘vile criminals’ feel ‘full force of the law’ for such incidents.

The Independent UK

Boats, barges and big bills – the asylum options being chewed over in Whitehall

Former military bases and cruise ships are among alternatives to hotels to house people seeking asylum in UK

The Guardian - UK

Sixty-six children still missing after vanishing from Brighton asylum hotel

Senior family judge hears charity’s urgent bid to have ‘world’s most vulnerable children’ declared wards of court

The Guardian - UK

Saudi Arabia, Britain Discuss Developing Joint Security Cooperation

Saudi Interior Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Naif held official talks with British Secretary of State for the Home Department Suella Braverman in London on Tuesday. Their discussions focused on ways to bolster and develop security cooperation between Riyadh and London. They underscored the strategic partnership between their ministries…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Rishi Sunak raises doubt over asylum flights to Rwanda this summer

PM tells MPs ‘no one has promised’ flights by summer, after Home Office source said plans were on track

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Home Office planning to house asylum seekers on disused cruise ships

Exclusive: Ministers facing growing anger from Tory backbenchers over use of hotels in their constituencies

Evening Standard

The battle over migrant boats is really a fight for the soul of the Tories

The principal peril facing Rishi Sunak is the fact that, in practice, he presides over a hung Parliament. True, the Prime Minister notionally commands a working majority of 66. In reality, however, the Conservative backbenches are divided by ideology, faction and the proto-campaigns of those vying to succeed him as…

The Guardian - UK

David Lammy on regrets, Rwanda flights and racism: ‘I’ve had so many death threats’

The working-class son of Guyanese immigrants could soon be the foreign secretary. He discusses antisemitism, Suella Braverman – and his experience of being stopped and searched at 12

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak to be grilled by MPs on small boats and Brexit

PM faces questions from Commons liaison committee

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The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak confronted by angry resident plagued by AirBnb parties with ‘hot tubs and karaoke’

It comes after the prime minister announced a new £160m crackdown on anti-social behaviour

The Independent UK

Tory rebels expecting assurances over controversial Illegal Migration Bill

Sir Bill Cash, the Tory MP for Stone, said he believes the Government will ‘engage with us constructively’ to toughen up the legislation.

Daily Mirror

MP says ministers want to blame migrant crisis on 'Labour, judges or footie pundits'

It comes as Rishi Sunak fights off rebels from his own party on his controversial Illegal Immigration Bill. MPs debated the details of the bill, which seeks to introduce powers to remove people who have entered the UK illegally

The Guardian - UK

Tory MPs push to toughen migration bill as rights chief sounds alarm

European watchdog urges UK parliament to reject bill while ministers consider removing more safeguards

Wales Online

Banning laughing gas 'will stop hordes of youths loitering in parks' says Home Secretary

The Government wants to outlaw it by the end of the year

The Independent UK

Banning laughing gas will stop ‘hordes of youths loitering in parks’ – Braverman

Labour said the Government’s anti-social behaviour crackdown was ‘too weak, too little and too late’.

The Independent UK

Government ‘thrashing around’ for votes with anti-social behaviour plan, former victims’ commissioner says

No timetable for new laws needed for plan as police lament ‘more s**** we’ll struggle to enforce’

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