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Protesters call for inquiry into ‘Battle of Orgreave’

Clashes outside a coking plant 39 years ago led to 95 miners being arrested

The Independent UK

Dead Haitians have no problem travelling to Australia – but living ones do

Two artists taking part in Australia’s Rising festival have been stopped from boarding a plane to Melbourne via London, in a case that highlights how hard it is for Haitians to travel

The Guardian - AU

‘Softer tactics’: calls grow for UK ban on police chases of children on e-bikes

Some argue better and enforced regulations of electric bikes is way forward after tragic deaths

The Guardian - UK

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Government quietly awards travel firm £1.6bn contract for asylum barges and accommodation

Exclusive: Fury over astonishing sum to operate barges and run services to house asylum seekers in Britain

The Independent UK

Government’s asylum seeker plans in doubt, admits Home Office

Government promises to speed up asylum decisions are not on track, a highly critical report has revealed

Evening Standard

Sunak’s pledge to clear asylum backlog on course to fail as system cost rockets to £3.6bn

Scramble to get figures down sees asylum claims removed from system because people did not answer questionnaire

The Independent UK

Home Office says government working ‘non-stop to reduce asylum backlog’

National Audit Office questions whether plans were sustainable in a report

The Independent UK

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Government has ‘long way to go’ to meet asylum backlog goal

National Audit Office questions whether the plans were sustainable in a report

The Independent UK

Danger of return to overcrowding at migrant centre, inspector warns

Accommodation levels were a key warning flagged in the report.

The Independent UK

Family Shopper could lose licence after employing staff illegally

More than 25 illegal vapes were also found behind the counter of the supermarket during a recent inspection

Liverpool Echo

Scots NHS doctor hits out after mum and sisters fleeing Sudan war refused visitor visas

A Scots NHS doctor hits out after mum and sisters fleeing Sudan war refused visitor visas

Daily Record

Manston asylum centre could be overwhelmed again, watchdog says

Chief inspector of immigration says there is ‘real danger’ that inhumane and dangerous conditions will return at Kent facility

The Guardian - UK

Thursday briefing: Inside the lifesaving work on an RNLI lifeboat

In today’s newsletter: Ahead of a new report on the government response to Channel crossings, today’s newsletter looks at the growing challenges the Royal National Lifeboat Institution faces

The Guardian - UK

How is the King connected to the farm schools where children suffered abuse?

The Prince’s Trust became legally liable for Fairbridge after it took over the charity and absorbed all its assets in 2012.

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

Home Office U-turn on festival drug tests ‘puts people at risk’

Exclusive: Festival organisers say onerous new licence rules for onsite drug testing could endanger lives

Glasgow Live

Glasgow NHS doctor devastated after mum and sisters fleeing Sudan war denied visitor visas

Sabreen Elbakri has hit out at the Home Office's "unfair" decision after her mum and sisters' UK visitor visa application was rejected, after they fled their Sudan home due to the ongoing conflict

The Guardian - UK

No 10 criticises Nadine Dorries for delaying her resignation – as it happened

PM’s office says Mid Bedfordshire deserves ‘proper representation’ and delay to resignation ‘obviously unusual’

Wales Online

Campaign group opposed to 'asylum seeker hotel' apologises to Dafydd Iwan after singing Yma o Hyd at protest

Protestors say they did not mean to offend Mr Iwan and have explained the reasoning behind their choice of song

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Wales Online

Women to have historic convictions for being gay wiped as pardons extended

The Home Office is extending the categories of people who can be pardoned for convictions relating to same-sex activity

The Independent UK

How much has the Madeleine McCann investigation cost?

Millions of pounds have been spent on case once described as most expensive in Portugal’s history

Wales Online

Work to prepare for asylum seekers' arrival at Welsh four-star hotel to begin within days

The UK Government and Home Office have been accused of ignoring concerns raised by people in Llanelli

The Independent UK

How much has the Madeleine McCann investigation cost?

Millions of pounds have been spent on case once described as most expensive in Portugal’s history

The Guardian - UK

Albania is a ‘safe’ country, cross-party MPs group finds

People who flee to seek sanctuary in UK should not routinely be granted asylum, home affairs select committee report says

The Guardian - UK

Data undermines Jenrick’s claim about asylum seekers saying they are children

Minister said up to a fifth of adult males seeking asylum pretended to be children, but Home Office figures say it is 1%

Liverpool Echo

Merseyside objections ended 'inhumane' plan to house asylum seekers in barge off Wirral

Wirral Council leader Paul Stuart said: "This knee-jerk policy is simply unworkable"

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