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They now stand at 94,000 — more than the legacy backlog was when rishi sunak pledged to get rid of it. there is no timescale for dealing with this at the moment. was when rishi sunak pledged to get rid of it. there is no timescale for dealing with this at the moment. lets bring you back to that breaking news that we had from beirut and our correspondent there has just sent us this detail which i will read out to you that says an explosion took place in a stronghold of hezbollah south of beirut...

The asylum and immigration system. how have they done it? well, they say they have doubled the number of asylum case workers working on these cases, they have streamlined the system, they are making decisions faster. there was a month long period towards the end of last year where the government made more asylum decisions that it made in the entirety of 2021. is this success more generally? that debate will play out in the coming days. the labour party says absolutely not. they say the overall b...

Which often means that they have been withdrawn from the figures. as you can see, its a lot more complicated than some of the governments headline claim suggests. finally, iwant governments headline claim suggests. finally, i want to show you this. although the bit legacy backlog has gone down considerably, this is cases after the 28th ofjune 2022. have a look. theyve gone up considerably over time. they now stand at 94,000, more than the legacy backlog was when rishi sunak pledged to get rid of...

Reclassified as complex. and while the focus has been on the legacy, another backlog has been growing. new cases now in the system — number more than 94,000. which means the total backlog is 98,500, a higher number than the one the pm promised to reduce to zero. good morning to you mr cleverly... today the home secretary claimed the promise had been kept even though thousands of legacy cases remain unresolved. theyve all been through that processing, theyve all been dealt with in terms of gett...

Government really claim to have abolished the backlog? this is how the home secretary george cubberley explained explains it.— explained explains it. theyve all been through — explained explains it. theyve all been through that _ explained explains it. theyve all been through that processing, i been through that processing, theyve all been dealt with in terms of getting through that, as you adjudicating, initialadjudicating process. thats what we meant by addressing the backlog, thats how we...

Group hezbollah and also hearing that lebanese state media is saying that lebanese state media is saying that israel has struck an office belonging to hamas so different reports coming in and we will have more information on that as and when we get it so just reading what is coming interest from the news agencies there but we will hopefully have more on it from our team based in the middle east. the uk government says it has met a promise by the prime minister to clear a large part of the backlo...

As the game—changer is with rwanda, but that plan was ruled unlawful. almost everyone who arrived in small boats last year has claimed asylum, which brings us to the prime ministers second big promise on immigration ? to clear the asylum backlog. we will have to wait until tomorrow for the official numbers but we expect the prime minister to claim itsjob done. number ten says the promise only relates to what it calls "the legacy backlog" — people stuck in the system for more than 18 months. ...

Many an earthquake. but never felt tremors of this magnitude, which have shaken both their surroundings and their sense of safety. jean mckenzie, bbc news. lets go back to tokyo. suranjana tewari is in tokyo at the airport for us. japan is already coping with that powerful earthquake and now another tragedy where you are — that could have been so much worse? i think we have lost our live link with suranjana, but we will try to go back to tokyo a bit later on. the government says it has met a p...

Were processed by officials last year but labour says the government has been manipulating the figures. heres our home editor mark easton. with the home office spending millions of pounds a day on hotel rooms for record numbers of asylum seekers stuck in its system, rishi sunak made a promise to parliament and the british people a little over 12 months ago. to abolish the backlog of initial asylum decisions by the end of next year. with feelings running high over the use of hotels, the governmen...

Hello, im lewis vaughanjones. youre watching the context on bbc news. the uk government says it has met a promise to clear a large part of the backlog of asylum claims despite figures showing thousands of �*complex cases remain unresolved. hello and welcome to the programme. 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 ar...