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When it comes to the UK’s asylum plan, Rwanda is definitely having the last laugh

By next year the British government will have paid out £290m on the scheme – which has yet to host a single deportee, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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‘Joy turns to horror so quickly’: the charity helping new refugees made suddenly homeless

Open Door North East is one of many groups supporting record numbers of refugees being forced out of accommodation

The Guardian - UK

Harry loses bid to throw out Mail on Sunday publisher’s defence to libel claim

The libel case is running alongside a separate legal battle between Prince Harry and the government over the issue of security

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Prince Harry suffers legal setback in High Court battle with Mail on Sunday

The libel case is running alongside a separate legal battle between Prince Harry and the government over the issue of security

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No 10 says Suella Braverman, not Rishi Sunak, signed off on extra £100m payment to Rwanda – as it happened

The claim comes after it was revealed the cost of the scheme had almost doubed

The Guardian - UK

Prince Harry Tells Court He Fears Putting Meghan Markle 'In Danger' In The UK

The Duke of Sussex said it is unlikely for his family to feel at home in his country "if it is not possible to keep them safe".

International Business Times UK

Rishi Sunak is in an impossible bind – and even allies like Robert Jenrick are deserting him

The Rwanda scheme is an attempt to look tough on migration, but he can’t hide the fact that the figures have been rising for years, says Henry Hill, deputy editor of ConservativeHome

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Prince Harry says in High Court security battle that UK is his home and he was 'forced' to leave

Duke of Sussex statement given to the High Court amid challenge to Home Office over changes to his personal protection when in the UK

Evening Standard

OPINION - The Standard View: Migration is tearing the Tory Party apart

The Government is tearing itself apart over immigration. Yesterday evening, as the Home Secretary was making a statement to the House of Commons on the emergency legislation to deem Rwanda a safe destination, his deputy at the Home Office, Robert Jenrick, was resigning.

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Rishi Sunak conducts urgent reshuffle of ministers after Robert Jenrick resignation

THE Prime Minister has announced new ministerial positions after the resignation of immigration minister Robert Jenrick ...

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Number of homeless refugees in London jumps 39 per cent in one month

'The situation is desperate', campaigners say, after hundreds leave Home Office hotels

Evening Standard

Asylum seekers can be housed at former RAF bases, high court rules

Council says it will apply to appeal court after judge rules in favour of government plans citing high risk of migrants being made homeless

The Guardian - UK

Prince Harry's claim that his police protection 'unfairly' changed dismissed by Home Office minister

Asked about the allegation by the Royal’s lawyers in a court battle, police minister Chris Philp told LBC Radio: 'I don’t accept that.'

Evening Standard

Wednesday briefing: Inside the Home Office’s new Rwanda plan – and why it might not work

In today’s newsletter: James Cleverly has signed a treaty aimed at fixing its deportation plan, but there are questions whether its safeguards will change the supreme court’s mind

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Tory MPs lobby to change legislation as splits emerge over Rwanda policy

Centrist Tories want PM to stick by UK’s human rights obligations while those on the right want new bill to override them

The Independent UK

Three options government is considering to make Rwanda deportation plan work - and their flaws

Rishi Sunak vowed to get flights taking off by the spring after Supreme Court ruled plan was unlawful

The Guardian - UK

Prince Harry challenges Home Office over decision to downgrade security

High court in London hears that wider impact of an attack on the duke should have been taken into account

The Independent UK

Home Office ‘should have considered impact on UK of successful attack on Prince Harry’

Duke of Sussex is challenging UK government’s decision to strip him of security when he moved to US

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The Independent UK

Sunak faces right-wing Tory revolt on Rwanda as Cleverly signs controversial treaty

Home secretary insists Rwanda is ‘safe country’ – but both right-wing Tories and party moderates warn Sunak they may not support his plan B legislation

Evening Standard

London could be particularly hard hit by care worker visa changes, warns charity boss

Changes for dependants will deter migrant workers who are vital in the capital, Care England says

Evening Standard

Rishi Sunak hit by Tory civil war over 'emergency' Rwanda legislation as James Cleverly signs treaty

Prime Minister under pressure within his party over legislation on Rwanda deportations due to be published within days

Evening Standard

Prince Harry was 'singled out' for 'inferior' treatment when UK security was downgraded, High Court told

The Duke says the decision that he should no longer have automatic police security when he visits the UK was taken unfairly

The Independent UK

Prince Harry set for three-day High Court battle over legal right to protection

Harry to tell High Court that Royal household should not have been allowed to influence the Government

The Guardian - UK

James Cleverly travels to Kigali to sign new treaty with Rwanda

Domestic legislation also planned so parliament can assert country is a safe destination for asylum seekers

The Guardian - UK

Turner prize 2023 – and the winner should be…

In an exemplary showcase of this year’s four Turner prize contenders, Barbara Walker’s devastatingly direct Windrush scandal portraits and Jesse Darling’s antic take on broken Britain lead the field

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