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Program housing asylum seekers in hotels ends

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New ReviewA federal government program providing housing for asylum seekers in hotels is ending, leaving many people looking for a place to live.
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves has said a second runway at Gatwick will mean lower costs for a family holiday

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New ReviewChancellor Rachel Reeves has said a second runway at Gatwick will mean lower costs for a family holiday, and a greater choice of destination, as well as more good jobs. Speaking at the airport, she said: “Today, this Government are...
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Chile: Far-Right Presidential Candidate Vows 'Trump-Like' Policies

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New ReviewA far-right presidential candidate in Chile has made headlines by pledging to implement "Trump-like" policies if elected.
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Migration must come down ‘across the board’, says Sarwar

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Migration must come down “across the board”, Anas Sarwar has said as he backed the Prime Minister’s plans to curb the number of people coming into the UK. The Scottish Labour leader expressed his support for Sir Keir Starmer’s crackdown,...
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Lammy says France returns deal an ‘immediate deterrent’ as two migrants deported

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Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy has said the UK’s migrant returns deal with France serves as an “immediate deterrent” after two asylum seekers were removed from the country under the scheme, as Channel crossings continued.
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Migrant surge overwhelms Greek Islands of Crete and Gavdos

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Local authorities on the southern frontier of the European Union report a "very frustrating situation" as over 1,100 migrants are housed in a strained makeshift facility, with new arrivals landing daily.
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Asylum protests and counter protests in Falkirk

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People take part in a Save Our Future & Our Kids Futures and a Stand Up To Racism counter protest outside the Cladhan Hotel in Falkirk.
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UK could suspend visas in drive to secure migrant returns deals – Mahmood

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The UK could suspend visas for countries that do not agree to returns deals for migrants, the Home Secretary said as she vowed to do “whatever it takes” to stop small boat crossings. In her third full day in the job, Shabana Mahmood...
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Home Secretary watches sniffer dogs training during meeting with Five Eyes security alliance

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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood, New Zealand minister Judith Collins, Minister of Public Safety of Canada Gary Anandasangaree, US Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem and Minister for Home Affairs of Australia Tony Burke watch...
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'I will do whatever it takes' to secure the UK's borders says new Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood

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In her third full day in the job, Shabana Mahmood revealed discussions with Britain’s “Five Eyes” allies – America, Australia, New Zealand and Canada – on “co-ordinated action” to tackle irregular migration. At a meeting with ministers...
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Greek parliament passes new law toughening stance on failed asylum seekers

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After a new surge in migrant arrivals,Greece has passed a law toughening its stance on failed asylum seekers.
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Full interview with the Green's Party new leader Zack Polanski

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The Green Party is set to shift its politics leftwards under new leader Zack Polanski, after he won a landslide victory in the party’s leadership contest. He won with a vote of 20,411 members, a vast majority over the 3,705 votes cast...
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New Green Party leader promises 'bold leadership' on broad range of issues

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The Green Party is set to shift its politics leftwards under new leader Zack Polanski, after he won a landslide victory in the party’s leadership contest. He won with a vote of 20,411 members, a vast majority over the 3,705 votes cast...
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Paying Taliban to take migrants ‘might be sensible transaction’, says Tice

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Reform UK would consider paying the Taliban and the Iranian government to take deportees from Britain, the party’s deputy leader has said. Richard Tice said there was a “justification” for the move as it was “in the interests of the...
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Reform UK would consider paying Taliban - full press conference with Richard Tice and Zia Yusuf

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Reform UK would consider paying the Taliban and the Iranian government to take deportees from Britain, the party’s deputy leader has said. Richard Tice argued there was a “justification” for the move as it was “in the interests of the...
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Angry protests and counter-protests outside Falkirk ‘asylum hotel’

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Warning: Offensive language Angry activists who descended on a Falkirk hotel were met by hundreds of counter protesters. Two separate demonstrations were called by the Save Our Future and Our Kids Futures group in the town on Saturday.
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Tories would deport women and children who arrive on small boats, says Badenoch

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Pool clip with Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch as she makes a visit to Teesside International Airport. The Tory leader suggested she would support deporting women and children who arrive via small boats.
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Kemi Badenoch visits Teesside International Airport

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Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch as makes a visit to Teesside International Airport. The Tory leader was joined by the Mayor of Tees Valley, Lord Houchen.
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Border Force warehouse near Dover houses scores of dinghies siezed from people attempting to cross Channel

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A UK Border Force warehouse near Dover houses scores of inflatable dinghies siezed from people believed to be attempting to enter the UK illegally across the English Channel.
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Kemi Badenoch visits farm in Chelmsford, Essex

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Tory leader Kemi Badenoch accused Reform UK of “copying our homework” with its immigration proposals after the rival party announced plans to seek returns agreements with countries such as Taliban-run Afghanistan. Mrs Badenoch said the...
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People thought to be migrants pile into overcrowded dinghy on Gravelines beach

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Suspected migrants pile into an overcrowded dinghy on Gravelines beach in northern France on Monday morning.
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Pressure mounts on Starmer over small boat migrants and asylum hotels

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Sir Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure over the small boats crisis after protests continued outside asylum hotels and a poll suggested voters thought he was failing to grip the problem. The Prime Minister and his government have set...
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Anti-migrant protesters walking through Epping

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Anti-migrant protesters walking through Epping on Sunday. People demonstrated under the Abolish Asylum System slogan outside the former Bell Hotel in Epping. Just after 7pm the group, many of whom were carrying St George’s and Union...
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Clashes as asylum protests take place across the UK

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Police and protesters have scuffled as demonstrations against hotels housing asylum seekers took place across the UK. Protesters took part in an Abolish Asylum System protest outside the Britannia International Hotel in Canary Wharf,...