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Because — to get a good story out of this because migration is probably the biggest _ because migration is probably the biggest political hot potato in westminster at the moment as 2424 started. _ westminster at the moment as 2424 started. an _ westminster at the moment as 2424 started, an election year and clearly— started, an election year and clearly the conservative party is keen _ clearly the conservative party is keen to — clearly the conservative party is keen to show that it is on ...

Are trapped beneath rubble after mondays powerful earthquake. ukraine suffers another intense night of russian bombardment, leaving at least five people dead. ukraines air defence claims 35 drones were shot down. the uk government says it has met a promise to clear a large part of the backlog of asylum claims — with more than 112,000 cases processed last year. 0n terrified today, has the government creo the legacy asylum backlog? weve been looking at the numbers and its a lot more complicated ...

To have abolished the backlog? this is how the home secretary, james cleverly, explains it. they have all been through that processing, they have all been dealt with in terms of getting through that, as i say, that adjudicating, initial adjudicating process. that is what we meant by addressing the backlog. we have done that, we have completed that. so, a distinction between claims processed and claims resolved. and we also know that a third of the legacy backlog asylum applications that have bee...

Later this year. he has promised to clear a backlog of asylum seekers. youre live with bbc news. russian president putin has pledged to "intensify" attacks on ukraine, following days of aerial bombardment from both sides in the war. speaking during a visit to a military hospital in moscow, mr putin said russia wanted to end the conflict, but only on its own terms. he also claimed ukraines western supporters were the biggest obstacle, to ending the conflict. meanwhile, there have been more strike...

Unanswered, those actions. more context for you on that a bit later. now though lets go to the uk. we will look at immigration. 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 applications had been processed although there are around 11,500 "complex" cases still being looked at. take a listen. it is about disrupting supply chain on engines and boats that are used to ferry peop...

The system�*s full capacity is 88,782. i speak to prisoners all the time. some of my friends who i was inside with have sadly gone back away. i talk to their wives, their girlfriends, their parents, and its absolutely desperate. its notjust prisoners who are at risk. its the officers who are at risk, who are going in day after day into impossibly very dangerous, violent environments. and what youre going to get is an increase in officer deaths and riots. the government says it�*s building si...

Now, well have to wait until tomorrow for the official numbers but we expect the prime minister to claim itsjob done. number 10 says the promise only relates to what it calls "the legacy backlog" — people stuck in the system for more than 18 months. this is what the picture looked like three months ago. the legacy backlog, thats the blue bars, thats shrinking, but the backlog of new claims — the so—called flow cases — well, they are, as you can see, still numbering around 100,000 people....

Good strategy? _ progress. do you think that is a good strategy? that _ progress. do you think that is a good strategy? that is - progress. do you think that is a good strategy? that is clearly l progress. do you think that is a l good strategy? that is clearly the policy that the decided and we will talk about and we want to, do you think that will work? j talk about and we want to, do you think that will work?— think that will work? i think trying to show progress _ think that will work? i t...

Ofjune 2022. now, the home secretary said this morning they had all been processed, so the government had fulfilled this promise. but its complicated, and we think the government is going 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 the pledge in december, you can see there were around 92,000 still to be processed. theres no doubt that the government has broug...

Mark its just over a year that rishi sunak said he would abolish that backlog. did he really manage it? the government says the vms pledge only applies to the legacy backlog, before june only applies to the legacy backlog, beforejune 28, 2022, and that bit of backlog here in the blue has fallen significantly from around 100,000 down to not quite zero actually, four and a half thousand. while the focus has been on this legacy but, and another backlog has been growing. new cases in the system now ...