Amelia Gentleman
Reporter at The Guardian
NOW IN PAPERBACK! The Windrush Betrayal https://t.co/cllrhl7NMb
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msn.com | Amelia Gentleman
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msn.com | Amelia Gentleman
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theguardian.com | Amelia Gentleman
A £1.5m fund has been launched to encourage people affected by the Windrush scandal to come forward to seek compensation, as ministers finally acknowledge that many victims have felt too nervous to engage with officials from the Home Office. Since the compensation fund was launched in 2019 it has been the subject of intense criticism over long processing delays, low offers of payment, and the lack of legal aid for claimants.
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theguardian.com | Amelia Gentleman
Winston Jones has worked hard to rebuild his life after Home Office errors meant he was unable to return to his family in the UK for 10 years after taking a short holiday in Jamaica in 2005, enduring a decade of near destitution and homelessness in Kingston.
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msn.com | Amelia Gentleman
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Interesting to see the lengths the Home Office went to in its attempts to prevent the publication of a report which criticised decades of racist immigration policies in the UK https://t.co/mh6iT0QdKi
I can't think of a better future lawyer than Euen Herbert - who already knows much more about immigration law than most experts because of the Windrush-related difficulties he has faced for years. I hope he gets university funding so he can continue with his studies @LaserMike
An aspiring lawyer has been blocked from receiving university funding after he was asked to provide ‘excessive’ proof of living in the UK such as utility bills for the last 20 yrs despite being ‘made homeless by the Windrush scandal & hostile environment’ https://t.co/v6RU4NlUc0
RT @MarcherReborn: AllBright, London’s women-only members’ club, enters administration https://t.co/bTRGNIy3Lf
