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Shadow Defence Secretary John Healey has hit out at ministers over the treatment of heroes who helped UK forces during more than a decade of combat operations in the war-torn country

The Home Office refuses to remove veteran’s Rwanda deportation threat despite the policy being ruled illegal

The Home Office refuses to remove veteran’s Rwanda deportation threat despite the policy being ruled illegal

POWYS is set to become a “council of sanctuary” and join a network of local authorities that help refugees.

Over 200 Afghan refugees have been relocated to Bradford as part of the Afghan relocation scheme, after the Taliban take over in 2021.

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London: Religious leaders in the UK have joined a campaign calling for a former Afghan Air Force pilot to be granted asylum in Britain. It comes in the wake of criticism of the government by Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, who called its immigration policy “morally unacceptable and politically impractical” earlier this week. The pilot, whose identity has been kept

LONDON 14 May (Online): Religious leaders in the UK have joined a campaign calling for a former Afghan Air Force pilot to be granted asylum in Britain.It comes in the wake of criticism of the government by Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, who c

LONDON: A former leader of the governing Conservative Party has joined a campaign urging UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to do more to help former Afghan servicemen seeking refuge in Britain. Sir Iain Duncan Smith said there needs to be greater “flexibility” in letting people apply for the Afghan Relocation and Assistance Policy, following news that a former Afghan Air Force

LONDON: More than 1,000 Afghans eligible to come to the UK for resettlement remain stuck in Pakistan, a report by The Independent has said. The asylum seekers, mainly people who served alongside UK forces in Afghanistan and their families, have been stranded since the UK ceased chartering special Royal Air Force flights to evacuate Afghans from Pakistan in November, according