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Police will adopt ‘extremely low threshold’ dealing with coronation protesters

The policing plan, dubbed Operation Golden Orb, has been re-examined after a security incident outside Buckingham Palace.

The Independent UK

Protest group reveals plans for King Charles' Coronation - and slams 'intimidation'

At least 1,700 people will gather for a demonstration in Trafalgar Square on the day of King Charles' Coronation, wearing yellow T-shirts and carrying placards in groups along the procession route

Daily Mirror

Portland Port says asylum seeker barge provides ‘benefits’ for local economy

Bosses at Dorset port have said providing berthing space for the vessel would help to ‘drive continued growth, secure more long-term jobs and generate future investment’

Birmingham Post

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Foreign Office panned for 'embarrassing' media freedom tweet

THE Foreign Office has been panned for an “embarrassing” tweet on the same day the UK was ranked 26th in the World Press Freedom Index (WPFI).

The National (Scotland)

Coronation will ‘showcase our liberty’ despite tight security, says minister

Security minister Tom Tugendhat said police and intelligence officers are ‘extremely aware of the challenges we face’.

The Independent UK

Oligarch funded Everton football club while barred from UK

Exclusive: Alisher Usmanov’s backing for club while refused entry to UK raises questions about Premier League governance

The Guardian - UK

Tory crackdown on scammers and cold callers branded 'too little, too late'

Ministers have announced plans to clamp down on 'spoofing' calls used to impersonate UK phone numbers and allow banks to delay suspicious transactions for longer

Daily Mirror

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'An important step forward to a safer country' - Delight as Martyn's Law counter-terrorism legislation published in draft

The draft Bill will be subject to pre-legislative scrutiny by the Home Affairs Select Committee, ahead of its formal introduction

Manchester Evening News

The Home Office calls asylum seekers criminals one minute, heroes the next. It’s cynical and cruel

While Suella Braverman stokes fears about new arrivals, officials tell villagers in Essex a different story. Who should they listen to, asks writer Diane Taylor

The Guardian - UK

Tory branded 'Nimby' in TV clash as he says 'no one wants' asylum facility in their area

Sky News presenter Kay Burley grilled Foreign Secretary James Cleverly on whether he was a 'Nimby' (Not in my back yard) after his local council tried to block plans to house asylum seekers on a disused airbase

Daily Mirror

Home Office to acquire fleet of ships to house asylum seekers

Exclusive: up to 10 disused cruise liners, ferries and barges sought to help tackle processing delays

The Guardian - UK

Former UK head of coalition forces in Afghanistan: It would be a ‘travesty’ to deport hero pilot

Kicking the Afghan fighter pilot out of the UK would be so ‘contrary to British instincts’, says General Lord David Richards

The Independent UK

Albanian PM says UK in a ‘bad place’ and having a ‘nervous breakdown’ over immigration

Edi Rama says relations between countries reaches a low point

The Independent UK

Senior Tory MP blames Home Office for small boats crisis

Sir Bob Neill criticised Suella Braverman’s planned immigration reforms for focusing too heavily on the law rather than tackling the asylum backlog.

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

UK government ‘hackathon’ to search for ways to use AI to cut asylum backlog

Three-day quest for innovations to tackle waiting list of 138,052 attacked as ‘wasting time on nonsense ideas that will go nowhere’

The Guardian - UK

Pregnant woman and child stranded in Sudan due to Home Office delays, says husband

Family have been waiting more than 12 months for documents and are now trapped amid violence in Khartoum

Bristol Post

West Country asylum seeker mum 'alone' and 'unwell' as children don't eat

Hyre is hoping to get access to a kitchen so she can cook for her children

The Independent UK

Police to get power to break up slow-walking climate protests, Braverman says

United Nations human rights chief calls for ‘wholly unnecessary’ new protest powers to be withdrawn

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Manchester Evening News

Jet2 issues warning to travellers arriving in UK on Friday

Border Force Staff across the country will stage a walkout at the end of the week, causing significant delays

The Guardian - UK

Braverman’s comments on boat arrivals’ values rejected by fellow Tories

Sayeeda Warsi among those objecting to home secretary’s view people crossing Channel have values that ‘are at odds with our country’

Daily Mirror

Furious Tory MP calls for 'quasi prison' barge for asylum seekers to be scrapped

Richard Drax - who said opponents are considering legal action against the Home Office plans - claims he wasn't consulted before Home Secretary Suella Braverman told him of the plan to house more than 500 asylum seekers on the Bibby Stockholm barge in Dorset

The Guardian - UK

Afghan asylum seeker must be moved from Knowsley hotel, court rules

Home Office ordered to relocate refugee due to deteriorating mental health triggered by anti-migrant hostility

Evening Standard

How many police officers are there in England and Wales? Recruitment programme reaches target

The Government has succeeded in hiring 20,951 more police officers since 2019, which takes the headcount to 149,572

The Guardian - UK

MPs vote to support the Illegal Migration Bill by 289 to 230 – as it happened

Theresa May had warned bill will cause more people to be consigned to modern slavery while Geoffrey Cox also raised concerns

The Independent UK

Thousands of Afghan refugees to be evicted from Home Office hotels with no offer of housing

Thousands of Afghan refugees are living in hotels after fleeing the Taliban in August 2021

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