Immigration – Page 24 – Care Appointments

Refugees minister quits Government and declares his job ‘essentially complete’

By Dominic McGrath, Reporter5th September 2022News England

Lord Harrington, who was appointed refugees minister in the wake of the war in Ukraine, has quit the Government before a new leader takes over. In Government since March, Lord

Custody deaths watchdog report ‘outstanding concerns’ on Rwanda scheme despite Patel assurances

By Dominic McGrath, Reporter5th September 2022News England

Assurances from Priti Patel about the Government’s controversial Rwanda scheme failed to satisfy a custody deaths watchdog, which is preparing to write to the next home secretary with “outstanding concerns”.

Councils to receive extra money to expedite movement of lone migrant children out of hotels

By Jemma Crew, Reporter24th August 2022News England

Councils will receive extra money to incentivise them to move lone migrant children out of hotels and into their care faster, the Government has said. Local authorities that move unaccompanied

Fresh calls to tackle NHS staffing crisis as new analysis suggests over-reliance on recruits from abroad

By Rebecca Speare-Cole, Reporter5th August 2022News England

Concerns have grown over NHS staffing in England after an analysis of workforce figures found the health service may be becoming over-reliant on recruits from abroad. Figures from NHS Digital

Ministers urge Home Office to reinstate protections for migrant women from gender-based violence

By Hannah Carmichael, Reporter26th July 2022News Scotland, News Wales

Scottish and Welsh ministers have made a joint call for the UK to extend safeguards against gender-based violence to migrant women. The move came after the Home Office announced partial

Calls for Home Office shake up after critical reports are branded ‘damning indictment’ of government

By Flora Thompson, Reporter22nd July 2022News England

A watchdog’s report exposing failures in the response to migrant crossings are a “damning indictment” of government policy, according to critics. Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration David Neal found

Borders and Immigration watchdog slams ‘poor’ Home Office response to Channel crossings

By Flora Thompson, Reporter21st July 2022News England

The Home Office response to the surge in Channel crossings is “poor” and the “system is overwhelmed”, according to a watchdog. Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration David Neal (pictured)

Number of asylum seekers ‘trapped’ in unsuitable hotels almost trebled in a year, report finds

By Flora Thompson, Reporter21st July 2022News England

The number of asylum seekers “languishing” in hotels almost trebled in a year, according to a report. There were 26,380 migrants living in this type of temporary accommodation at the

Traffickers will escape justice if victims are treated like criminals over immigration status, charity warns

By Tess de la Mare, Reporter22nd June 2022News England

Leaving survivors of human trafficking and modern slavery in legal limbo over their immigration status risks undermining successful prosecutions, a victims’ charity has warned. Hope for Justice warned people rescued

Duke of Cambridge pays tribute to Windrush generation as monument unveiled at Waterloo Station

By Helen William, Reporter22nd June 2022News England

Black men and women are still facing racism and discrimination in modern-day Britain in a nation that would be poorer without the efforts of the Windrush generation, the Duke of

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Refugees minister quits Government and declares his job ‘essentially complete’

Custody deaths watchdog report ‘outstanding concerns’ on Rwanda scheme despite Patel assurances

Councils to receive extra money to expedite movement of lone migrant children out of hotels

Fresh calls to tackle NHS staffing crisis as new analysis suggests over-reliance on recruits from abroad

Ministers urge Home Office to reinstate protections for migrant women from gender-based violence

Calls for Home Office shake up after critical reports are branded ‘damning indictment’ of government

Borders and Immigration watchdog slams ‘poor’ Home Office response to Channel crossings

Number of asylum seekers ‘trapped’ in unsuitable hotels almost trebled in a year, report finds

Traffickers will escape justice if victims are treated like criminals over immigration status, charity warns

Duke of Cambridge pays tribute to Windrush generation as monument unveiled at Waterloo Station

Mother’s anger after coroner finds Army failures contributed to Jaysley’s death

Thirty councils in severe financial distress granted support to protect services

More than half of councils face insolvency over special needs spending – survey

Man with Down’s syndrome died after care worker ‘landed on him’ in swimming pool

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Tag: Immigration

Refugees minister quits Government and declares his job ‘essentially complete’

Custody deaths watchdog report ‘outstanding concerns’ on Rwanda scheme despite Patel assurances

Councils to receive extra money to expedite movement of lone migrant children out of hotels

Fresh calls to tackle NHS staffing crisis as new analysis suggests over-reliance on recruits from abroad

Ministers urge Home Office to reinstate protections for migrant women from gender-based violence

Calls for Home Office shake up after critical reports are branded ‘damning indictment’ of government

Borders and Immigration watchdog slams ‘poor’ Home Office response to Channel crossings

Number of asylum seekers ‘trapped’ in unsuitable hotels almost trebled in a year, report finds

Traffickers will escape justice if victims are treated like criminals over immigration status, charity warns

Duke of Cambridge pays tribute to Windrush generation as monument unveiled at Waterloo Station