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UK policy for child refugees to reunite with families both ‘discriminatory and devastating’, court told

By Jess Glass, Reporter17th June 2022News England

A Home Office policy for child refugees trying to reunite with their parents and siblings in the UK is discriminatory with “devastating” consequences, the High Court has heard. A 19-year-old

Rwanda flight grounded after European Court of Human Rights intervenes at last minute

By Flora Thompson and Catherine Wylie, Reporters14th June 2022News England

The plane due to take migrants to Rwanda will not leave the UK as scheduled after last-minute interventions by the European Court of Human Rights. Government sources have confirmed to

Welsh Government announce month-long pause of super-sponsor scheme for Ukrainian refugees

By Bronwen Weatherby, Reporter8th June 2022News Wales

The Welsh Government has revealed it is pausing its super-sponsor scheme for Ukrainian refugees after receiving thousands of applications. Just under 3,000 applications have been submitted through the scheme –

Ukrainian mother of six overwhelmed by support received as she’s given keys to new home

By Bronwen Weatherby, Reporter21st May 2022News Wales

A Ukrainian mother and her six children who fled Russian bombing have been handed the keys to their new home in Wales. Lilia Onopa, 43, and her children (pictured) received

Home Secretary to visit village ‘in crisis’ over plans to house 1,500 asylum seekers in disused RAF base

By Dave Higgens, Reporter19th May 2022News England

Home Secretary Priti Patel will go to Linton-on-Ouse to hear for herself locals’ concerns about a planned centre for 1,500 asylum seekers, according to Home Office officials who were told

Home Office minister unable to show evidence Rwanda policy will cut Channel crossings

By Patrick Daly, Reporter11th May 2022News England

A Home Office minister was unable to point to any calculations that the Government’s Rwanda relocation policy will reduce the number of people arriving in the UK via small boats.

Home Office could face legal action over ‘inordinate and unreasonable’ Ukraine visa delays

By Jemma Crew, Will Janes and Meg Hill, Reporters3rd May 2022News England

Would-be sponsors under the Homes For Ukraine visa scheme are threatening the Government with legal action on behalf of hundreds of refugees who have spent weeks waiting to come to

Care workers should be paid more and migrants granted permanent visas to tackle staffing crisis

By Flora Thompson, Reporter27th April 2022News England

Carers should be paid a higher minimum wage and made permanently eligible for work visas under immigration rules to help tackle staff shortages, according to Government advisers. The Migration Advisory

Some Ukrainian refugees face homelessness after arriving in Scotland, MSPs told

By Hannah Carmichael, Reporter21st April 2022News Scotland

There have been instances of people who have fled Ukraine ending up homeless in Scotland, MSPs have heard. The crisis in the war-torn country was discussed by Holyrood’s Constitution, Europe,

New immigration bill ‘massively detrimental’ for exploited children, charities warn

By Jemma Crew, Reporter19th April 2022News England

New immigration laws will have a “massively detrimental” impact on exploited children, who will be at greater risk of being unidentified, unprotected and penalised, charities have warned. The Government has

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UK policy for child refugees to reunite with families both ‘discriminatory and devastating’, court told

Rwanda flight grounded after European Court of Human Rights intervenes at last minute

Welsh Government announce month-long pause of super-sponsor scheme for Ukrainian refugees

Ukrainian mother of six overwhelmed by support received as she’s given keys to new home

Home Secretary to visit village ‘in crisis’ over plans to house 1,500 asylum seekers in disused RAF base

Home Office minister unable to show evidence Rwanda policy will cut Channel crossings

Home Office could face legal action over ‘inordinate and unreasonable’ Ukraine visa delays

Some Ukrainian refugees face homelessness after arriving in Scotland, MSPs told

New immigration bill ‘massively detrimental’ for exploited children, charities warn

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

UK policy for child refugees to reunite with families both ‘discriminatory and devastating’, court told

Rwanda flight grounded after European Court of Human Rights intervenes at last minute

Welsh Government announce month-long pause of super-sponsor scheme for Ukrainian refugees

Ukrainian mother of six overwhelmed by support received as she’s given keys to new home

Home Secretary to visit village ‘in crisis’ over plans to house 1,500 asylum seekers in disused RAF base

Home Office minister unable to show evidence Rwanda policy will cut Channel crossings

Home Office could face legal action over ‘inordinate and unreasonable’ Ukraine visa delays

Care workers should be paid more and migrants granted permanent visas to tackle staffing crisis

Some Ukrainian refugees face homelessness after arriving in Scotland, MSPs told

New immigration bill ‘massively detrimental’ for exploited children, charities warn