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msn.com | Rajeev Syal |Diane Taylor
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msn.com | Rajeev Syal |Diane Taylor
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theguardian.com | Rajeev Syal |Diane Taylor
The record numbers of people arriving in the UK via small boats should be blamed on favourable weather and greater numbers being crammed into vessels, Home Office analysis has claimed. Figures show there were twice as many “red days” – when there are calmer conditions in the Channel, meaning crossings are more likely – in the first four months of this year as there were in the same period in 2024.
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1 week ago |
msn.com | Diane Taylor
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theguardian.com | Diane Taylor
A Windrush generation man who was wrongly excluded from the UK by the Home Office has had his deportation order revoked in the second case of its kind to come to light in the space of a week. Gersham Williams, 74, who first arrived in the UK in 1961 at the age of 10, was deported in August 2016 after being convicted of and serving a sentence in relation to a firearms conspiracy conviction.
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