Suella Braverman is daring Rishi Sunak to sack her
The Home Secretary’s attack on the UN’s Refugee Convention is a clear challenge to the Prime Minister’s authority.
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“Stop the boats” is a delusion
Rishi Sunak has only just realised what we always knew.
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Gary Lineker played into the hands of the BBC’s right-wing enemies
Those who want to defund a vital national institution have emerged stronger from this saga.
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This immigration bill isn’t just illegal – it’s dangerous
Indefinitely detaining hundreds of young men in poorly constructed camps could end very badly.
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Migration tracker: How many people migrate to Europe and the UK?
The routes taken by migrants and asylum seekers, mapped using the latest data.
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Britain’s far-right contagion
The proliferation of racist ideology and street action portend a dangerous moment in British politics.
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Knowsley anti-asylum riot: “If it can happen here, it can happen anywhere”
In the aftermath of violent protests at a hotel housing refugees, the outskirts of historically left-wing Liverpool are polarised.
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What politicians don’t understand about asylum seekers
Migrants are given hand-outs, but they just want to work.
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The Rwanda deal has been ruled lawful – but it’s bad news for this government
The Home Secretary would have to examine each asylum seeker’s case, defeating the point of the scheme.
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The Policy Ask with Ravi Gurumurthy: “We need to incentivise electrification rather than hold it back”
The CEO of social change charity Nesta on Mahatma Gandhi, the urgency of home insulation, and why we need a…
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Revealed: Boris Johnson made up Ukrainian refugee number promise
The former prime minister’s pledge to take in 200,000 people fleeing war was not backed by any planning or data.
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What does a real refugee look like?
Right-wingers love to complain about asylum seekers being young men.
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What Suella Braverman’s refugee rhetoric tells us about the state of asylum – and the Tories
By demonising asylum seekers and forcing them into overcrowded facilities, she has curated an optic of chaos.
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The politics behind the Manston migrant centre row are even more sinister than they look
The appalling conditions at the asylum seeker processing centre reflect more than the scandal-hit Suella Braverman.
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How the Home Office detained thousands of potential trafficking victims
Even when people are referred to the UK’s modern slavery framework, they may still be held.
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Home Office blocks British army veteran’s appeal against deportation
Joram Nechironga served in Iraq and developed PTSD, but the government is trying to deport him.
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Which countries host the highest number of refugees?
The UK trails far behind the world’s top 20.
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The Rwanda plan has failed but it is more dangerous than ever
Once you dehumanise a group of people, it is a short step to the suggestion that they should probably not…
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Sending refugees to Rwanda doesn’t even make economic sense
Deportation costs seven times what it would to process migrants in the UK.
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Justin Welby schools the government about refugees and compassion
The Archbishop of Canterbury’s comments in his Easter sermon reflect a shift in the public’s attitudes to immigration.
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