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Afghan refugees protest against plans to move them from London to Yorkshire

Some of the refugees worked alongside British army before Taliban took power in 2021

The Guardian - UK

‘Doctors sit in hotels doing nothing’: Almost 70% of businesses support asylum seekers entering work sooner

Asylum seekers currently have to wait 12 months before applying for jobs

Evening Standard

Home Office ditches plans to house asylum seekers at Pontins holiday park

Temporary accommodation for asylum seekers is costing the government £6.8m per day

The Independent UK

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Hundreds complain after BBC labels Irish actor Paul Mescal 'British'

THE BBC received hundreds of complaints after it labelled the Irish actor Paul Mescal “British”.

The National (Scotland)

Some strikes in Wales suspended after government raises pay offer – as it happened

Welsh government offering health staff extra 3% – half one-off, half consolidated – on top of 4.5% increase

The Guardian - UK

Home Office shelves plans to house asylum seekers in Southport Pontins

Sefton council understands Ainsdale site no longer under consideration after objections about access and impact on tourism

The Guardian - UK

The children going missing from Home Office hotels

More than 200 unaccompanied child asylum seekers have gone missing from hotels used by the Home Office

The Guardian - UK

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The Mancunian Way: ‘There but for the grace of God’

Asylum seekers arrive in Hale PLUS Town hall is all wrapped up

Manchester Evening News

Rishi Sunak says people arriving in UK illegally will be deported ‘within days’

PM says he wants new law barring people arriving without valid documents from claiming asylum

The Guardian - UK

Asylum units ordered to only process Albanian cases in push to speed up deportations

Exclusive: ‘Operation Bridora’ to start on Monday despite accusations of discrimination against other nationalities who will now suffer longer waits

The Independent UK

Home Office U-turn on Pontins takeover amid local economy concerns

Sefton Council told the ECHO it had been informed the Home Office was no longer wishing to pursue the plans

Liverpool Echo

Passport warning as prices to increase from TODAY if you want to get a new one

The document price has increased for those who require a new passport and it is the first time prices have risen in five years. Those with six months left on passports should apply as soon as possible

Daily Mirror

Afghan refugees settled in London told to uproot families and move 200 miles

Forty families brought to UK after fleeing Taliban given only weeks to move to West Yorkshire

The Guardian - UK

New passport fees after price hike rolled out - and the cheapest way to apply

After passport prices shot up in February, holidaymakers will be searching for ways to save on their passport application.

Daily Record

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Nottingham Post

DWP errors could mean thousands forced to repay benefits

A DWP spokesperson said: "We are still working through how many people are affected and how much is owed."

Manchester Evening News

'Something rotten in culture and structures' of policing, says Bishop of Manchester

His comments follows the conviction of serial rapist David Carrick and orders to tighten police vetting

Liverpool Echo

Home Office declines to answer what they might want Pontins for

Two years ago, Pontins was described as the "biggest blight on Ainsdale," but how important is the holiday park to the area's economy?

The Independent UK

Something ‘rotten’ in policing, warns bishop following scandals

The Bishop of Manchester said the spate of shocking revelations involving rogue officers was about ‘more than a series of bad apples’.

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Liverpool Echo

Teachers deliver important lesson on day when schools stayed shut

With teachers taking part in historic strike action, they and thousands of workers marched through Liverpool city centre as rows over pay and conditions intensify

The Independent UK

Government response to Hillsborough report expected ‘this spring’, minister says

Yvette Cooper questioned the absence from the Commons of Suella Braverman, saying ‘it is a devastating failure of responsibility and respect’.

Daily Mirror

Theresa May savages Tories over FIVE YEAR delay to Hillsborough report response

The former Prime Minister commissioned Bishop James Jones to investigate the victims' families experiences - but five years on the Government is yet to issue its response

The Independent UK

Anti-protest bill will ‘entrench racial injustice’, Suella Braverman warned

Exclusive: “Protest is a cornerstone of democracy. It has always been a vital way of making our voices heard, from the civil rights movement to Black Lives Matter,” Clive Lewis MP said

The Guardian - UK

Border Force strike: cover staff report getting just two days’ training

Exclusive: Some NCA staff in Calais say they had little official training before being put to work at passport control

Manchester Evening News

Leaders slam 'terrible idea' after asylum seekers move into Britannia Hotel in Greater Manchester

Trafford Council has issued a statement

The Independent UK

Man honoured by Queen for work during Covid pandemic faces deportation

Exclusive: Friends ‘devastated’ by result and vow to keep fighting for Vimal Pandya to stay in Rotherhithe

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