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Demonstrators across the UK opposed the Government’s plan to deport some migrants to Rwanda, in a series of protests on Saturday.

Offenders removed had received combined prison sentences of more than 55 years

The Tory elite knew Boris Johnson was a dishonest chancer when they gave him the MP nominations to win the July 2019 Tory leadership contest. They chose him for leader because he was a dishonest chancer, not despite it. Stymied and baffled over Theresa May’s inability to get a parliamentary majority for a Brexit formula, they turned to Johnson because he could “get Brexit done” with his slipperiness, his bluster, his lack of scruple, and his tinpot-autocrat tendencies.

Vivek Lehal from Haringey Stand Up To Racism explains why he is opposed to the new Nationality and Borders Act.

We have decided to include immigration in the planned extensions of all 2018 Standard Civil Contracts until 31 August 2023.

The Tory elite knew Boris Johnson was a dishonest chancer when they gave him the MP nominations to win the July 2019 Tory leadership contest. They chose him for leader because he was a dishonest chancer, not despite it. Stymied and baffled over Theresa May’s inability to get a parliamentary majority for a Brexit formula, they turned to Johnson because he could “get Brexit done” with his slipperiness, his bluster, his lack of scruple, and his tinpot-autocrat tendencies.

At least 100 people were escorted into Dover by a Border Force vessel this morning in a group that included a number of women and children as the total number of migrant crossings passed 14,000

The Attorney General has the courage, skills and legal knowledge needed to make the right decisions as the next prime minister

Even when people are referred to the UK’s modern slavery framework, they may still be held.

The Tory elite knew Boris Johnson was a dishonest chancer when they gave him the MP nominations to win the July 2019 Tory leadership contest. They chose him for leader because he was a dishonest chancer, not despite it. Stymied and baffled over Theresa May’s inability to get a parliamentary majority for a Brexit formula, they turned to Johnson because he could “get Brexit done” with his slipperiness, his bluster, his lack of scruple, and his tinpot-autocrat tendencies.