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Muster Station asks audiences what it means to be human

I’VE picked the yellow lane. The one with the grumpy processing officer who looks like she’s sucking lemons. I’ve not got a passport. Just my…

The National (Scotland)

New cops' federation chief blasts years of Tory underfunding as he says 'policing is broken'

Police Federation chair Steve Hartshorn says morale among officers is at an all-time low with some using food vouchers because of the cost of living crisis

Daily Mirror

Afghan female judge fleeing Taliban appeals after Home Office refuses UK entry

Lawyers say the woman, who is in hiding in Pakistan with her son, will be killed if sent back to Afghanistan

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Female Afghan judge hiding from Taliban appeals against denial of entry to UK

Lawyers said the woman known as Y and her son fled Afghanistan and are currently hiding in Pakistan.

The Independent UK

Record number of blackmail crimes reported to police

Charity Victim Support is urging the Government and police to take seriously the crime which includes a rising number of ‘sextortion’ cases.

The Independent UK

Teenage fencer feared he couldn't represent Scotland amid Home Office delays

A 15-YEAR-OLD fencer from Perth feared he might miss out on representing Scotland at quadrennial international championships due to passport issues.

The National (Scotland)

Community work on drink spiking shows the real power of the Yes movement

WHAT a relief to be writing this column in Edinburgh rather than London this week.

The National (Scotland)

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Fury as e-mail shows UK was warned of Rwanda killings - and carried on with refugees plan

An email disclosed to the High Court said "arbitrary detention, torture and even killings" are "accepted" methods of maintaining control in the east African country, where the UK government plans to send refugees

Daily Mirror

Black and Asian people more likely to have been handed Covid fines, new figures show

Advocacy group Liberty said the powers handed to police during the pandemic were too broad and exposed “symptomatic” biases

The Independent UK

UK ministers were warned of Rwanda political killings before approving flight to deport asylum-seekers

Government attempting to keep official’s comments secret amid legal action over policy

The Independent UK

How Theresa May’s careless cuts destroyed Britain’s police service

Letters: Former chief superintendent Mark Dennett on ‘the worst home secretary in living memory’. Plus John Kendall on monitoring police conduct in custody suites

The Guardian - UK

Ministers letting Channel crossings plan 'completely unravel' as Navy 'pulls out'

The Ministry of Defence has reportedly told ministers that it will pull out of its responsibility for dealing with migrant crossings in January next year - and Labour's Yvette Cooper said the Tories had "repeatedly chased headlines rather than doing the hard work to tackle the problem"

Daily Mirror

Plea for Bristol landlords to give up property for a refugee family

Brislington Welcome community group is working tirelessly to rehouse a refugee family in Bristol

Bristol Post

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry set for dramatic reunion with Kate and William as they are set to return to UK

The couple are understood to be planning to stay at their UK base, Frogmore Cottage on the Queen’s Windsor estate.

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Death of Chinese grandad at Lanarkshire detention centre sparks probe

A fatal accident inquiry into Xi Biau Huang's death began at Hamilton Sheriff Court today and is expected to last a week

Edinburgh Live

Prince Harry and Meghan set for frosty reunion with William and Kate on UK visit

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are set to arrive in the UK at the beginning of September and will look to visit charities that are close to their hearts. But they will be staying less than a mile away from William and Kate.

The Guardian - UK

Tuesday briefing: Who could take key roles if Truss becomes PM

In today’s newsletter: With polls tipping Truss as winner of the Tory leadership vote, a look at her priorities as prime minister – and who might help tackle them

Daily Mirror

Meghan and Harry set for dramatic reunion with Kate and William with return to UK

The Sussexes will be attending events in support of charities across the UK and are said to be staying at Frogmore Cottage on the Windsor estate, less than a mile away from William and Kate's new family abode

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The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government hit out at inadmissibility rules on Afghan refugees

THE Scottish Government has again warned against the UK Government’s rules on inadmissibility for refugees, following a call for action from the…

Bristol Post

Harry and Meghan to return to the UK next month for first time since Jubilee

Their visit comes amid legal cases, a new royal biography and a new Prime Minister announcement

The Guardian - UK

UK treatment of Afghan refugees ‘continues to be source of shame’

MoD sources accuse other parts of Whitehall of failing to do enough to help Afghans who worked with British forces

The National (Scotland)

Court probe begins after grandfather died in Home Office custody

A FATAL accident inquiry has begun into the death of a Chinese man who was imprisoned in Dungavel Detention Centre.

Daily Record

Probe into death of Chinese grandad at Scots detention centre launched

A fatal accident inquiry into his death began at Hamilton Sheriff Court today and is expected to last until Friday, August 19.

The National (Scotland)

The next PM must fast track Afghan asylum claims and scrap cruel Home Office rules

ONE year ago, the scenes we saw unfolding in Afghanistan were a stark reminder of just how quickly any of us could be forced to flee our homes.…

The Independent UK

How UK’s broken promises have left Afghans living in terror for a year and counting

When Kabul fell a year ago, Britain pledged to take in those who would face reprisals for working with UK forces. Instead, thousands are still waiting to find out if they will be able to escape the Taliban’s clutches. They tell May Bulman they feel like they’re simply waiting for…

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