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UK Backs France's Fight Against Migrants Crossing the Border Through Boats By Using Water Cannon

The UK and France have agreed on a £660 million deal to deploy French riot police along northern France's beaches, using controversial tactics like water cannons to prevent migrant crossings.

International Business Times UK

Andy Burnham: The ‘King of the North’ who looks set to become Britain’s next prime minister

PROFILE: The former New Labour minister has previously contested the leadership twice. Nicole Wootton-Cane looks at the life and career of the Greater Manchester mayor, who hopes to be Britain’s next prime minister

The Independent UK

Jamaican man convicted in US for sex offence involving underage girl allowed entry into UK

A Jamaican national convicted in the United States for a sex offence involving an underage girl has won a significant legal battle in the United Kingdom after a senior court ordered a fresh hearing into his bid to enter the country.

The Times of India

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Home Office pushed AI migrant age tool despite racial bias warnings

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The Independent UK

Home Office knew AI age checks for migrant children were flawed – but rolled it out anyway

Exclusive: Government advisers describe the tool as ‘hideously flawed’ amid concern facial age estimation has ‘baked-in racial bias’ – and can wrongly identify a 14-year-old as an adult

The Independent UK

Just 104 criminals responsible for a third of London shoplifting offences, Met Police figures show

The Metropolitan Police said the 104 serial criminals were behind 4,389 shoplifting offences and another 1,000 other crimes over the past two financial years

The Independent UK

Call for fast-track court as serial shoplifters commit 5,300 crimes in two years

The Met Police and two retail groups have written to the Home Secretary to ask for tougher measures to stop repeat offenders.

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New documentary gives voice to LGBT+ refugees finding safety in Scotland

A POWERFUL new documentary by queer refugee filmmakers that explores what it's like to be forced to flee for your life because of who you love…

The National (Scotland)

Refugee groups condemn Tory plan to remove judges from asylum appeals

Conservatives accused of attack on ‘crucial safeguards’ and of fostering ‘climate of hostility’ towards judiciary

The Guardian - UK

Court of Appeal’s Palestine Action ruling paves way for scores of criminal cases

More than 700 criminal cases of people accused of supporting Palestine Action may now go ahead after the ban on the group was deemed lawful.

Evening Standard

What we know about Palestine Action and why it came to be banned

The network, launched in 2020, is said to have 20,000 people on its mailing list

The Independent UK

Met arrests 117 people in central London after court rules Palestine Action ban was lawful

The ban, which began on July 5 last year, made membership of, or support for, the direct action group a criminal offence punishable by up to 14 years in prison

Evening Standard

Palestine Action terror ban is ruled as lawful – what it means

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The Independent UK

Palestine Action terror ban upheld by Appeal Court in Home Office victory over protesters

Five judges rule the ban was a ‘justified and proportionate’ interference on freedom of expression rights

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The Economic Times

UK to intensify crackdown on illegal migrants in Northern Ireland

Authorities in the United Kingdom are planning a significant increase in immigration enforcement operations in Northern Ireland. The focus will be on illegal migrants entering and residing in the region through the Common Travel Area. This intensified campaign aims to identify, detain, arrest, and remove individuals found to be in…

The Independent UK

Palestine Action terror ban is lawful, judges rule in victory for Home Office

Five judges give their ruling after the Home Office appeals the previous decision that the Palestine Action ban was unlawful

Evening Standard

Palestine Action terror ban was lawful, Court of Appeal rules

Five appeal judges gave their decision after the Home Office appealed against a High Court ruling that the ban was unlawful.

The Independent UK

Home Office’s Palestine Action ban appeal to be ruled on by judges

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The Independent UK

High Court to rule on Palestine Action terror group ban

Three judges ruled in February that the then-home secretary Yvette Cooper’s decision to proscribe Palestine Action was unlawful

The Guardian - UK

Asylum seekers removed from Essex hotel targeted by far right as Home Office ends contract

Bell hotel in Epping was scene of violent protests after asylum seeker living there sexually assaulted girl and woman

The Guardian - UK

Remove Windrush payout scheme from Home Office control, campaigners urge

Public figures sign open letter calling for scheme to be moved from Home Office to independent body

The Independent UK

Asylum seekers moved out of Epping hotel targeted by far-right protesters

Violent protests were sparked in Essex after an asylum seeker living in Epping hotel sexually assaulted a 14-year-old girl

The Independent UK

All residents removed from Epping asylum seeker hotel after protests

Protests were held outside The Bell Hotel in Epping last year

Evening Standard

All residents removed from asylum hotel in Epping, says council

Last year, The Bell Hotel became the focus of protests after hotel resident Hadush Kebatu sexually assaulted a 14-year-old girl.

The Times of India

Pregnant Sri Lankan care worker fears separation from family as Home Office letters target dependents

A pregnant Sri Lankan care worker living legally in the UK fears she could be separated from her husband and daughter after the Home Office reportedly ordered her dependents to leave the country, in what critics say is a contentious fallout of Britain's immigration crackdown.

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