Asylum seekers exploited by UK delivery firms
Investigation reveals widespread illegal employment of asylum seekers by major UK delivery companies, raising concerns over exploitation and Home Office oversight.
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Home Office keeps asylum seekers in hotels despite protests
The Home Office has reaffirmed its decision to house single male asylum seekers in hotels, sparking backlash from local residents. Critics argue the policy strains community resources, while officials defend it as a temporary necessity.
Badenoch: Deport asylum seekers working illegally
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch calls for swift action to deport asylum seekers found working illegally in Britain, amid concerns over exploitation and immigration control.
Napier Barracks continues housing asylum seekers
The UK government confirms Napier Barracks will remain operational for asylum seekers following a recent increase in small boat arrivals. Critics raise concerns over conditions.
Labour MP condemns UK asylum housing conditions
Labour's Chris Bryant condemns the UK government for housing asylum seekers in 'appalling' conditions, calling for urgent action to improve living standards.
1,000+ migrants cross Channel in 3 days
More than 1,000 asylum seekers have crossed the English Channel in small boats over the past three days, marking a significant spike in arrivals amid ongoing political debates over immigration policies.
Waterlooville protests asylum seeker plans
Thousands of residents in Waterlooville take to the streets to oppose the Home Office's decision to house asylum seekers in their community, citing concerns over resources and safety.
Migrants lie about age in Channel crossings
New figures reveal that a significant number of migrants crossing the English Channel in small boats falsely claim to be children to exploit UK asylum rules. Experts warn of a growing trend of deception.
UK-France tensions rise over Channel migrant crisis
The UK and France are locked in a dispute over the escalating migrant crisis in the English Channel, with accusations of insufficient action and demands for stronger border controls.
Home Office's Epping asylum plan sparks backlash
The Home Office's proposal to repurpose a hotel in Epping for housing asylum seekers has ignited fierce backlash from residents and local officials, citing concerns over community impact and lack of consultation.
UK to penalise asylum seekers refusing hotel moves
The UK government announces stricter measures for asylum seekers who decline transfers from hotels to alternative accommodations, risking benefit cuts.
High Court challenge over RAF Brize Norton asylum flights
The UK government is under legal scrutiny as lawyers challenge the Home Office's plans to use RAF Brize Norton for asylum seeker flights. Critics argue the move lacks transparency and raises human rights concerns.
Home Office criticised over £1.5m Epping asylum property
The Home Office is under fire for spending £1.5 million on a property in Epping, Essex, intended for asylum seekers, despite local opposition and legal challenges.
New UK asylum rules aim to speed up deportations
The Home Office has introduced stricter measures to reduce the use of hotels for asylum seekers, aiming to accelerate deportations and cut costs. Critics argue the move could leave vulnerable individuals homeless.
Epping protest over asylum seeker housing sparks tensions
Local residents and activists face off in Epping, Essex, as the Home Office moves asylum seekers into a local hotel, sparking heated debates over immigration policy.
Police chief slams 'out of control' asylum hotels
A senior police commissioner has blasted the Home Office for housing asylum seekers in local hotels without proper consultation, warning of rising tensions and stretched resources.
Home Office probes asylum seekers' gambling with taxpayer funds
The Home Office has launched an inquiry into reports that asylum seekers are using taxpayer-funded allowances to gamble in betting shops and casinos.
Asylum seekers misuse taxpayer cash for gambling
Shocking investigation uncovers how asylum seekers are misusing taxpayer-funded allowances to gamble, sparking calls for stricter oversight.
Police slam 'unworkable' Home Office asylum plans
Senior police officials warn that the Home Office's new asylum dispersal plans could overwhelm local services and spark community tensions.
Delivery firms illegally employing asylum seekers
The Home Office faces criticism after reports reveal delivery firms illegally employing asylum seekers housed in taxpayer-funded hotels, sparking calls for urgent reform.
Home Office U-Turn on Asylum Seeker Hotel Locations
The Home Office has reversed its stance and agreed to disclose the locations of asylum seeker hotels to food delivery giants Deliveroo and Just Eat in a bid to crack down on illegal working.
UK tests AI to assess asylum seekers' age
The UK government is trialling AI technology to determine the age of asylum seekers, raising ethical and accuracy concerns among critics.
UK to use AI for child asylum seeker age checks
The UK government is trialling AI technology to assess the age of young asylum seekers, aiming to streamline the process and reduce disputes over age assessments.
Home Office blocks NGOs from Manston asylum seeker support
Charities claim the Home Office is preventing them from providing essential support to migrants at the Manston processing centre in Kent, raising concerns over welfare conditions.
UK court blocks Afghan deportation flights
A UK court has halted deportation flights to Afghanistan, citing 'real risk' of serious harm. The ruling challenges government policy on asylum seekers.
Government keeps migrant hotel locations secret
The British government is refusing to disclose the locations of hotels housing asylum seekers, citing security concerns. Critics argue the secrecy fuels public distrust.
Leaked doc: Boat-slashing failed to stop UK migrant crossings
A confidential document reveals that the UK government's controversial boat-slashing tactic has failed to deter migrant crossings, with numbers remaining high despite the aggressive measures.
UK leaks Afghan asylum seekers' data in major breach
A major Home Office blunder has left Afghan asylum seekers at risk after their personal details were leaked online. The breach could endanger lives and highlights systemic failures in UK immigration processes.
London councils oppose asylum seeker hotel plans
Newham and Greenwich councils challenge Home Office plans to house asylum seekers in hotels, citing lack of consultation and strain on local services.
Afghans enter UK unnoticed, sparking security fears
Exclusive: Reports reveal Afghans entered the UK unnoticed, raising serious questions about border security and vetting processes.
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