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Calls grow for Bibby Stockholm barge to close after apparent suicide of resident

Vessel is cramped, a fire risk and unsuitable accommodation for people suffering trauma, say charities

The Guardian - UK

Asylum seeker on Bibby Stockholm ‘heard screaming and shouting’ night before his body was found

Police are investigating the death of the man on board the Bibby Stockholm vessel in Dorset

The Independent UK

Why the outcome of the Rwanda bill mattered for Sunak – and the Conservatives

The immigration legislation has cleared its first hurdle but the PM still faces a bumpy road if it is to become law

The Guardian - UK

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James Cleverly promises investigation after asylum seeker dies on Bibby Stockholm barge

Emergency services rushed to the vessel, docked in Portland, on Tuesday morning

Evening Standard

New Migration Requirements Are Pushing Women And Small Businesses Out Of The UK

Women, children and small businesses are bearing the brunt of the government's new anti-immigration strategies, according to experts.

International Business Times UK

Home Office Reveals The Government Paid Rwanda A Further £100m This Year

The substantial payment was made in April of this year, the Home Office's top civil servant said in a letter to MPs, after £140m had already been sent to the African nation.

International Business Times UK

Charitable plumber handed £75,000 by Hugh Grant at centre of race row over golly doll post

Exclusive: James Anderson – who has been dubbed ‘Britain’s kindest plumber’ and has been given £75,000 in donations from Love Actually actor Hugh Grant and his wife – has apologised for sharing a racist image

The Independent UK

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Duke of Sussex ordered to pay Mail on Sunday nearly £50,000 by end of year

Prince Harry should pay lawyers' bills, totalling £48,447, for Associated Newspapers Limited, a judge has said

Evening Standard

Prince Harry ordered to pay £50,000 to Mail on Sunday after losing first battle in libel case

The duke is suing the newspaper’s publisher over a story about his legal battle with the Home Office

The Independent UK

Home Office will spend £700m on small boats plan, contracts reveal

Labour says spending plan shows government ‘doesn’t believe Sunak’s Rwanda plan is going to work’

The Independent UK

One Nation Tory MPs vow to drop support for Rwanda bill if there are amendments as ERG calls for it to be rewritten – as it happened

Damian Green says government must ‘stick to guns’ but chair of European Research Group calls for bill to be pulled and rewritten

The Guardian - UK

The Rwanda plan is failing – so watch as our cowardly government blames the civil service

Ministers are spending £290m of taxpayers’ money on a scheme that is yet to deliver. It’s our job as public servants to point out flaws in their plans, says Dave Penman, general secretary of the FDA union

The Guardian - UK

‘It makes me feel sick’: Mixed nationality couples share their outrage at new Tory immigration plan

The Home Office’s latest immigration plan jeopardises the future of thousands of international families

The Independent UK

Ex-commissioner for facial recognition tech joins Facewatch firm he approved

Critics say Fraser Samson hiring is ‘outrageous conflict of interest’ as monitoring technology is rolled out in UK high streets

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Sadiq Khan warns Met Police is 'chronically underfunded'

The Government points out that the Met is still England's highest-funded force per capita "by a considerable margin"

The Independent UK

Sunak faces ‘Brexit-like’ struggle to get Rwanda bill done, as Tories warned not to bring him down

PM warned calling snap election like Theresa May won’t get him out of trouble – as Suella Braverman and Robert Jenrick step up attacks

The National (Scotland)

Concern as UK Government quietly axes 'minister for disabled people' role

CONCERNS have been raised after the UK Government appeared to tacitly scrap the role of minister for disabled people ...

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Prince Harry reveals heartbreaking reason why Archie and Lilibet ‘cannot feel at home’ in the UK

The Duke of Sussex's statement was read out in court

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The Guardian - UK

Home Office ordered to give full cost of Rwanda deportation plan

Top civil servant summoned to give ‘full and frank’ answers after costs of scheme rose from £140m to £290m

The Guardian - UK

When it comes to the UK’s asylum plan, Rwanda is definitely having the last laugh

By next year the British government will have paid out £290m on the scheme – which has yet to host a single deportee, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The Guardian - UK

‘Joy turns to horror so quickly’: the charity helping new refugees made suddenly homeless

Open Door North East is one of many groups supporting record numbers of refugees being forced out of accommodation

Evening Standard

Harry loses bid to throw out Mail on Sunday publisher’s defence to libel claim

The libel case is running alongside a separate legal battle between Prince Harry and the government over the issue of security

Evening Standard

Prince Harry suffers legal setback in High Court battle with Mail on Sunday

The libel case is running alongside a separate legal battle between Prince Harry and the government over the issue of security

The Guardian - UK

No 10 says Suella Braverman, not Rishi Sunak, signed off on extra £100m payment to Rwanda – as it happened

The claim comes after it was revealed the cost of the scheme had almost doubed

International Business Times UK

Prince Harry Tells Court He Fears Putting Meghan Markle 'In Danger' In The UK

The Duke of Sussex said it is unlikely for his family to feel at home in his country "if it is not possible to keep them safe".

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