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‘Political pressure’ may have influenced decision to ban Maccabi fans, MPs say
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No guarantee small boat crossings will fall by next year, Home Secretary says
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Police chief admits misleading MPs in Maccabi Tel Aviv hearing
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Revealed: How 'chaotic' use of migrant hotels has 'wasted' billions
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Small boats spotted crossing Channel overnight
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Number of Channel crossing arrivals ‘frustrating’, says border security chief
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MPs demand ‘clear explanation’ for dropping of charges in China spy case
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Prevent programme should continue referrals for no ideology – review
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Home Office minister has ‘clocked’ asylum accommodation break clause next year
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Estimated cost of asylum seeker accommodation 'treble what expected'
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No evidence of ‘two-tier policing’ in summer riots response – MPs
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Barrister: I asked Home Office ‘do you still want me?’ on grooming inquiries
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Men urged to ‘stop using prostitutes’ as MPs debate modern slavery
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Minister keeping ‘keen eye’ on visa that allows wealthy to bring staff to UK
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Former IICSA chair criticises ‘weaponisation’ of child sex abuse
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Opening of UK’s first drugs consumption room delayed
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‘No arrest delays’ after police told to take fewer suspects into custody
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Minister: ‘No arrest delays’ after police told to pause non-priority cases
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Sunak says Rwanda plan a ‘worthwhile investment’ after soaring costs revealed
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Rwanda asylum scheme to cost UK £1.8million per person, watchdog says
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Protest organisers should have to give more warning to the police, say MPs
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Commissioner: Modern slavery no longer Home Office priority
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Home Office says Bibby Stockholm barge is still 'value for money'
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Resolution of infected blood payments will not require ITV drama, minister says
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‘No firm date’ for ‘stopping the boats’, Sunak tells MPs
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Family visa rule changes ‘will not be major player in curbing net migration’
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Rwanda asylum plan could cost £400 million, Labour warns
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Conmen using increasingly sophisticated AI to scam people online, MPs told
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First drug consumption room approved as work continues on avoiding prosecutions
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