Natalia Ponomarchuk: “War has its sounds. I recognise them wherever they appear”
The Ukrainian conductor on fleeing Kyiv, Mendelssohn and why “war shows the true faces of people”.
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Hosting a refugee has shown me how Homes for Ukraine broke its promise
I’ve loved showing my guest London, but she has no hope of finding her own home or job here. No…
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Inside Homes for Ukraine: sex bargains, child neglect and domestic servitude
An exclusive investigation by the New Statesman reveals the dark side of Britain’s refugee scheme, which failed to safeguard some…
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Hundreds of Ukrainian families are being left homeless in the UK
At least 660 Ukrainian households have found themselves with nowhere to stay.
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Dispatch: How long can Poland bear the Ukrainian refugee burden?
Poles have offered soup and solidarity to millions fleeing Ukraine but signs of strain are starting to show.
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Europeans were united in support of Ukraine, but that consensus is fraying
Polling reveals an EU public divided between and within countries on what outcome to push towards.
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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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Eurovision 2022: how Ukraine and the UK triumphed
It’s just a song contest – but the win meant something to Ukrainians.
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Dispatch from Odesa: Ukraine’s refugee crisis is just getting started
Returning to a city I love in a country that is under attack, as refugees flee the war in Ukraine.
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Ukrainian refugees feel “powerless” amid delays and red tape
The Homes for Ukraine scheme is hindered by broken printers, bare floorboards and bureaucracy – distressing applicants and hosts.
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A two-year-old Ukrainian refugee waits three weeks for UK visa due to broken printer
The shambolic Home Office visa system is failing desperate people trying to access Britain’s Homes for Ukraine scheme.
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“We want to be free”: video diary of a Ukrainian refugee
A young Ukrainian documents her journey to safety.
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How refugees strengthen democracy and solidarity
Those who have had to flee their countries can be architects of political repair, both in their host societies and…
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“Take back control meant Keep Them Out”: Alf Dubs on how Brexit “poisoned” the UK refugee response
The Labour peer, who escaped to Britain as a child, condemns the “farce” of the UK’s visa rules for fleeing…
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Why extending the Ukrainian refugee scheme to Afghans is deeply Tory
Host families address the usual fears of cost to the taxpayer and ghettoised communities.
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Don’t kid yourself, Michael Gove: the hostile environment is peak Tory
How dare the communities secretary attribute it to Labour?
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Volunteer refugee hosts shame the Home Office
While Priti Patel’s department ties itself in knots, communities are desperate to help people fleeing Ukraine.
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The West must do more to resettle refugees fleeing Ukraine
The US and its partners should use this moment to reassess their policies towards refugees and asylum seekers.
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The Conservatives’ disregard for Ukrainian refugees is shameful
Rather than helping those fleeing violence and tyranny, the Tories are worried about losing votes to Nigel Farage.
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What we learned from this week’s PMQs
Keir Starmer pressured Boris Johnson on the cost-of-living crisis as partisan politics returned.
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