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Why was the UK’s Rwanda plan for asylum seekers ruled unlawful?

Some of the key findings by the court of appeal – and what they mean

The Guardian - UK

Government accused of 'screeching U-turn' over music festival drug testing after Parklife's Sacha Lord slams Home Office

Testing has been carried out since 2014, but Parklife was told it needed a licence 'at the 11th hour' this year

Manchester Evening News

Police spying unit should have been shut down in 1970s, report finds

The Metropolitan Police Special Demonstration Squad spied on hundreds of campaign groups over four decades.

The Independent UK

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Met Police’s undercover tactics slammed as spying ‘not justified’, landmark inquiry rules

Inquiry looked at women who were deceived into sexual relationships with officers and spying on justice campaigns including that for murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence

The Independent UK

Home Office criticised over failure to tighten shotgun laws after Plymouth shooting

Minister says weapon is important for rural work and pursuits, and that UK already has tough gun laws

The Guardian - UK

Mordaunt denies ‘screeching U-turn’ on festival drug testing

A Labour MP said harm reduction should be the focus when organising music festivals

The Independent UK

Ministers to seek appeal after judges declare Rwanda asylum policy unlawful

Rishi Sunak said he ‘fundamentally’ disagrees with the Court of Appeal decision and said that ministers would seek permission to appeal.

The Independent UK

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Spying on left-wing groups by secret Met Police squad 'not justified', report finds

Spying on left-wing groups by a secret Metropolitan police squad was not justified and the unit should have been closed down, a landmark report has…

The National (Scotland)

‘Spy cops’ operations against leftwing groups unjustified, inquiry finds

Report says officers collected details of activists’ sexuality and bank accounts, and operations should have been shut down

The Guardian - UK

‘Police unit’s spying was not justified and squad should have been closed down’

Findings from the first part of a mammoth public inquiry into undercover policing were published on Thursday.

The Independent UK

Rwanda asylum plan: Timeline of government’s policy to deport migrants

How the events leading up to the Rwanda plan’s return to court and Suella Braverman’s conservatism speech unfolded

The Independent UK

Suella Braverman’s plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda ruled unlawful by Court of Appeal

Rishi Sunak says government will attempt appeal to Supreme Court, as plans to ‘stop the boats’ dealt severe blow

The Independent UK

Rwanda plan: Rishi Sunak says Government will appeal ruling on ‘unlawful’ asylum seekers policy

Rishi Sunak says he ‘fundamentally’ disagrees with the Court of Appeal conclusion that Government’s Rwanda policy is illegal while Suella Braverman says plan to ‘Stop the Boats’ being held back

Evening Standard

Humiliated Rishi Sunak hits out as court rules Rwanda migrant policy UNLAWFUL

The landmark ruling comes after more than 14 months of deadlock since it was first unveiled by former Home Secretary Priti Patel last year

Daily Mirror

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The Independent UK

Court of Appeal set to rule on Rwanda policy challenge

Three judges will give their decisions on an appeal against the High Court’s decision on Thursday.

The Guardian - UK

Asylum seekers at Manston may have been treated inhumanely, report finds

Council of Europe team raised a wide range of concerns based on visit to Kent detention centre last year

Daily Mirror

Widower with British daughter 'terrified' after Home Office order him to leave UK

Dr Bobby Stuijfzand, who lives in Chalfont and Latimer in Buckinghamshire, lost his British wife to cancer in 2020 before he was sent a letter from the Home Office threatening to cancel his visa with no option of appeal

Evening Standard

German police warning over ‘Blue Punisher’ ecstasy pills after two teenagers die

Man, 37, detained after death of 13-year-old girl

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Evening Standard

Home Office must process asylum claim ‘every four minutes’ to hit backlog target, Refugee Council claims

The Refugee Council suggests the Prime Minister’s pledge to curb the backlog by the end of the year ‘is unlikely’

Evening Standard

Ex-police watchdog head ‘sexually abused teenage girl in sports centre staff room’, court hears

A former police watchdog boss has appeared in court to deny raping and sexually abusing a 14-year-old girl at a sports centre nearly 40 years ago.

Wales Online

Protest staged at Llanelli hotel set to accommodate asylum seekers after almost 100 staff are made redundant

Campaigners have brought placards which call on the Home Office to 'Stop Financing Russians' and to 'Save The Stradey Park Hotel & 100 Jobs'

The National (Scotland)

Top charity calls out Tory minister's 'blatant falsehoods' over SNP and refugees

A TOP refugee charity has called out a Tory minister’s “wild inaccuracies” after he twice falsely claimed in parliament that Scotland does not…

The Guardian - UK

Drug-testing at festivals saves lives. Why does the Home Office want to end it?

An effective ban on the testing of confiscated substances will needlessly expose festival-goers to harm, says Daisy Jones, author of All the Things She Said

The Guardian - UK

Home Office must process asylum claim every four minutes to clear backlog by January

Rishi Sunak claims ministers were on track to clear backlog by end of year – currently close to 75,000

The Independent UK

Protesters oppose reopening of Home Office hotel where children went missing

Brighton and Hove City Council is to launch legal action against the proposal.

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