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For the home office to make a decision on their claim has risen by 137,000 — three times the number. the backlog was rising before the increase in applications and is still at near record levels. every asylum seeker stuck in the system needs somewhere to live. and that, frankly, has proved a nightmare. the home office had to requisition rooms in hotels. currently there are around 50,500 asylum seekers in hotel rooms, up 3,000 in three months, and at a cost of about £6 million a day. and minis...

Has risen by 137,000. three times the number. the backlog was rising before the increase in applications. and is still at near record levels. every asylum seeker stuck in the system needs somewhere to live, and that frankly has proved a nightmare. the home office had to requisition rooms in hotels. currently there are around 50,500 asylum seekers in hotel rooms. and that is up 3000 in three months at a cost of around £6 million every day. and ministers agree that is unacceptable. so where to pu...

Of the military camps, too. but because of the complete and utter chaos and shambles of the tory asylum crisis, were going to have to continue in a very short—term period to use the infrastructure thats there, including the barges and hotels, but as i say, with hard graft and common sense and quiet diplomacy we will get on top of that backlog, we will clean it, we will get people out of hotels, currently costing the taxpayer £6 million a day, and we will get on top of the crisis. unfortunatel...

Gimmicks and headlines. he also spoke of what labour see as the extent of the backlog they would have to tackle when coming to power at the next election that they would have no choice but to use existing infrastructure the government has two hose people coming in. such is the barge in dorset set a hose run 500 asylum seekers. —— set two hose about 500 asylum seekers. ——to house. the reality is that weve got tens of thousands of people in hotels, we need to get them out of hotels and wen...

Unbelievable scenarios and remains true even if we have to believe them someday.- believe them someday. craig green, thank _ believe them someday. craig green, thank you. _ around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. lets look at some other stories making news. ministers have set out plans to expand the use of the private sector to tackle the nhs backlog in england. the government says it wants to unlock spare capacity to get more people the treatment and operations they need. a record...

It affects us all and its deftly something we should be talking about a lot more. lets have a look at todays papers. the times has a large photo of donald trump waving as he stepped off his plane ahead of his court appearance in washington where he pleaded not guilty to conspiring to overturn the 2020 election. the metro leads with a story that features on several of this mornings front pages. an image of greenpeace protesters who managed to scale rishi sunak�*s home in yorkshire, raising conc...

Fund will now be £160 million. but there are questions over whether this will be enough to cater for the hundreds and thousands of noncompliant cars plus vans in outer london. harry farley, bbc news. a mother and stepfather will be sentenced over the death of a ten—month—old boy at derby crown court. police say jacob crouch had suffered a living hell before he was killed by craig crouch in december 2020. jacobs mother, gemma barton, was cleared of murder and manslaugher but will be sentence...

Greenpeace activists climbed onto the roof of rishi sunak 5 north yorkshire house — and covered it in black fabric. the government has set out plans to expand the use of the private sector to tackle the nhs backlog in england. 13 new community diagnostic centres are being set up — eight of which will be run privately. scientists have warned that the oceans have hit their hottest ever recorded temperature, as they soak up warmth from climate change. the average daily global sea surface temper...

Nothing new. the labour government started using private sector providers and they said the government should have been doing this some time ago. it is a big expansion, is that a problem? what is your experience of the backlog? how long have you had to wait? the broader political issue about your personal issue, we want to get into that. do you work in the nhs, do you see this as the best solution to what we are facing? would you object to getting it done privately? if it was done by a private c...

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