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For a decision on whether they can remain in the uk has reached record levels. home office figures show more than 175,000 people were in the backlog in the year tojune, an increase of more than 53,000 in the past 12 months. the government says its working hard to clear the delays. payments for mps who lose their seats, or step down at the next general election, are to be doubled from two to four months of their salary. the independent parliamentary standards authority, which sets the rules, said...

Restrictions on the draft of vessels and the number of daily transits at the Panama Canal appear to be the “new normal” for the operation. In intervie...

Is just let them work and help us out financially. not a problem so confined to new york this, with complaints or democrats in massachusetts and colorado. costing your state millions because people are in hostels and cannot work. it’s hostels and cannot work. its costin: hostels and cannot work. its costing nearly _ hostels and cannot work. its costing nearly the same for my home city of— costing nearly the same for my home city of chicago, where migrants have been sent— city of chicago, w...

New figures published today show the migrant crisis is getting worse, not better, as asylum applications to the UK leapt 19 percent in a year.

A local mom says it took months to learn about an investigation into the mistreatment of her child at daycare. She wants to want other moms to hear her story.

New figures show the Government is struggling to deal with the asylum backlog.

At some the other news making headlines. controls in the state visit to france will not take place in september in buckingham palace has announced they will be in march in the trip was postponed after violent protests broke out in opposition to president macron�*s retirement age reforms. the citizens advice bureau once thousands of people will be behind on their energy bills by the start of the winter and some will require loans to pay them. the charity saw a 17% increase in those who contact ...

Live from london, this is bbc news. yevgeni prigozhin, the wagner mercenary group leader who led a failed mutiny in russia, is presumed dead after a plane crash near moscow. he backlog of asylum cases in the uk rises to a record high. the first republican presidential debate sees rivals clash over the us economy, culture wars and the absent frontrunner, donald trump. we are live in georgia, where trump is expected to surround himself after being indicted in an election interference case. and the...

500 million. a big problem there. a lot of that money is going on hotels, a record 50,000 asylum seekers currently accommodated in hotels or stop until the home office makes a decision on their claim, they are not allowed to work and they are not allowed to work and they need to be housed. as you say, they need to be housed. as you say, the prime minister promised to eradicate the backlog by the end of this year. that was later clarified as the 121,000 people who were in the backlog lastjune. th...

Of the backlog by the end of this year. later clarified that by that he meant the particular backlog that was in place at the end ofjune last year, and that was about 92,000 cases, 120,000 people. well, they have managed to get that down a bit, i think there are now about 91,000 people in the system. if he was to succeed, he would need a really dramatic increase in the number of places that are resolved. up to now, since he made the pledge, about 2,000 a month, hed have to get up to near 11,300 ...