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Saying the constitution prohibits anyone involved in an insurrection from holding office. republicans are appealing a similar ruling in colorado by the states highest court — though hell remain on the ballot there for now unless the us supreme court intervenes. lets take a look at some of the stories in the headlines in the uk. the home secretary says the government has "done what it promised" and dealt with a backlog of older asylum cases. james cleverly said "every single one" of the backlog...

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has been accused of a "barefaced lie" in claiming to have cleared the asylum backlog ahead of an upcoming election.

Rishi Sunak says he has met a pledge made a year ago, but Labour accuse the government of massaging the figures.

Thousands of asylum applications made before June 2022 have still not received initial decisions.

The governments assertion of clearing the asylum backlog faces dispute as 99,000 cases remain unresolved, contradicting claims by Home Secretary and PM Rishi Sunak. Despite processing 112,000 cases last year, critics challenge the "cleared backlog" narrative, highlighting 4,500 complex cases and over 17,000 withdrawn claims. Labours Stephen Kinnock condemns this, while Refugee Councils Enver Solomon criticizes the governments misleading statements. Key PM pledges include reduced Channe...

Backlog, numberten 2022 when he talked about the backlog, number ten said he was referring to all cases before the 28th ofjune 2022 at the home secretary said this morning they had all been processed so the government had fulfilled this promise but it is complicated. we think the government has gone too far in claiming that the backlog of older cases has gone completely. have a look at this. this is the number of cases submitted before the 28th ofjune 2022 when rishi sunak made a pledge in decem...

Everything possible but people cannot be fighting empty—handed. this is why we are calling for our allies to do more and why we are calling for all the political promises to be fulfilled and fulfilled in time and i do notjust talk about money but also the weapons supplies and ammunition pieces. thank you there. joining us from kyiv. the uk government says it has met a promise by the prime minister to clear a large part of the backlog of asylum claims. according to the home office, more than 11...

Some takers say they dont have resources. and last year was the provisionally the second warmest yearin provisionally the second warmest year in the uk since records began in 1884, thats according to the met office. the national weather service said the provisional mean temperature of 9.97 celsius was just upon behind the figure recorded in 2022, that was the warmest year on record, scientists say climate change is to blame. those suffering from the storm will perhaps disagree with those finding...

In the older asylum backlog. its not gone entirely. it is also worth having a look at how the government has got the backlog down so significantly. these figures are for the first nine months of the year and as you can see the number of cases being approved has gone up significantly which has led critics of the government like nigel far as to say they have rushed through claims. it is also worth having a look at this bit in yellow with the number of withdrawn cases which is a record high. it inc...

Tweet this morning where he said the government would clear the backlog of asylum decisions, that is exactly what we have done. but, as you are hearing him say there, many people pointing out that this is exactly what not has happened. that what has happened is that a large number of the cases that have been there for a long time, those so—called legacy cases have been through an initial process. the 4000, navy, 17 for all of the thousand cases have been removed from the process and the govern...