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Moment Rishi Sunak and Suella Braverman told to 'go away' by heckler during walkabout

The Prime Minister and Home Secretary were heckled at during a walkabout in Essex

Manchester Evening News

Rishi Sunak and Suella Braverman heckled and told to ‘go away’ during walkabout in Essex

One bystander shouted ‘allow migrants into our country’ and ‘refugees should be allowed in Britain’

Evening Standard

Rishi Sunak heckled in street as woman yells 'refugees should be allowed'

The Prime Minister and the Home Secretary appeared alongside police officers in Essex before Mr Sunak set out his 'zero tolerance' approach to anti-social behaviour.

Daily Mirror

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Suella Braverman expected to toughen asylum bill as she is accused of being ‘sock puppet’ for Tory right

Rebels hopeful government will tighten bill to stop European Court of Human Rights blocking deportations

The Independent UK

Sunak and Braverman heckled and told to ‘go away’ during walkabout

A woman shouted ‘allow migrants into our country’ and ‘refugees should be allowed in Britain’.

The Independent UK

MPs urged to uphold UK’s global obligations in migration bill debate

Council of Europe commissioner raises concerns that legislation may not meet human rights standards

The Guardian - UK

'Go away': Rishi Sunak and Suella Braverman heckled over draconian immigration plans

RISHI Sunak and Suella Braverman were heckled over their draconian asylum plans as the party saw off a rebellion over the Illegal Immigration Bill.

The National (Scotland)

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Tory rebellion over small boats bill on hold as ministers and MPs hold talks

The controversial legislation returns to the House of Commons later today

The Independent UK

Rebellion on Illegal Migration Bill seen off for now after talks with Tory MPs

The controversial legislation designed to put a stop to migrants crossing the English Channel in small boats returns to the House of Commons later.

The Independent UK

No new safe and legal routes for asylum seekers to UK before ‘small boats’ stopped, says minister

Backbenchers believe the Government will amend the bill to quickly open up more safe and legal routes

Evening Standard

Ministers expected to toughen illegal migration bill to placate Tory rebels

Amendments could remove safeguards as Home Office minister says government is ‘in listening mode’

The Guardian - UK

Tory MPs demand Rishi Sunak opens ‘safe’ routes for 20,000 refugees

UK currently only has existing safe and legal routes for people entering the country from Ukraine, Afghanistan, and Hong Kong

Wales Online

Two North East police forces chosen by PM to conduct trials under £160m plan to 'stamp out' anti-social behaviour

Northumbria Police and Durham Constabulary have been selected to try out two new proposals

Chronicle Live

PM facing Tory rebellions on small boats legislation ahead of Commons return

Amendments have been proposed to the Illegal Migration Bill from both the liberal and the right wings of the Conservative Party.

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The National (Scotland)

Scottish politicians sign open letter against 'inhumane' migration bill

NEARLY 70 Scottish MPs and MSPs have signed an open letter rejecting the UK Government’s “inhumane and cruel” Illegal Migration Bill.

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak warned giving in to Tory right on asylum bill will ‘erode trust’

Up to 60 rebel Tory MPs said to want ban on Strasbourg court orders on deportation

Daily Mirror

Just one in five voters thinks Rwanda plan will actually 'stop the boats'

Only 22% of 1,500 voters quizzed online think the controversial policy will be a deterrent

Nottingham Post

Wolf-whistling and other street harassment could be punishable by up to 2 years in prison

Claiming it's a joke will not help people avoid prosecution

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The Guardian - UK

‘You walked in and your heart sank’: the shocking inside story of Manston detention centre

Last year, the short-term facility in Kent ballooned into a vast, unsafe camp holding thousands of people, including children. How did our asylum system get so broken – and what does it reveal about Rishi Sunak’s promise to stop the small boats?

Wales Online

Wolf-whistling could get you two years in prison and claiming 'it's a joke or compliment' won't wash

Home Secretary likely to toughen a proposed new street harassment law so potential offenders can't avoid prosecution by claiming ignorance

Asharq Al-Awsat

UK Demonstrators Protest Israeli Leader’s Visit to London

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak welcomed Benjamin Netanyahu at his official residence in London on Friday as protesters shouting “Shame!” in Hebrew demonstrated against the Israeli leader’s right-wing policies and his plans to overhaul the country’s judiciary. Netanyahu had to pass by hundreds of protesters waving Israeli flags and waving…

Daily Mirror

Mo Farah's mother is left baffled by his return to running as he gears up for London Marathon

I’m A Celeb star Mo has ditched any showbiz trappings and is back in full bootcamp mode ahead of the event in April after being forced to pull out last year

The Independent UK

PM tells Rishi Sunak he wants Albanians in UK to feel ‘honoured’

Edi Rama used his visit to No 10 to stress that just as all Britons are not Mr Bean, not all Albanians are characters from the thriller Taken.

Daily Mirror

Suella Braverman blasted by Albanian PM over 'disgraceful' migrant comments

Edi Rama, who is the UK ahead of a meeting with Rishi Sunak, voiced his anger at the way Albanians have been singled out by the Home Secretary

The Guardian - UK

Albanian PM hits out at Braverman over ‘disgraceful’ comments on migrants

Edi Rama says home secretary’s references to ‘Albanian criminals’ could themselves be considered a crime

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