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£3 million funding extension for network of grant funded organisations to support EU Settlement Scheme applicants

Eine Infektion mit dem Coronavirus kann von Hunden erschnüffelt werden. In Frankreich sollen künftig Menschen in Altersheimen regelmäßig von Vierbeinern auf eine Ansteckung getestet werden. Auch für Deutschland eröffnen sich Möglichkeiten.

Eine Infektion mit dem Coronavirus kann von Hunden erschnüffelt werden. In Frankreich sollen künftig Menschen in Altersheimen regelmäßig von Vierbeinern auf eine Ansteckung getestet werden. Auch für Deutschland eröffnen sich Möglichkeiten.

Statistics released today (Thursday 12 August) shows a further 144,100 applications were concluded in July. By 31 July 2021, 6,073,600 applications were...

EU citizens ‘waiting for months for applications processing’ June 30, 2021 LONDON: More than 100,000 people have waited for more than three months for their applications to the EU Settlement Scheme to be processed, according to official figures obtained by a think tank. Some 102,000 EU citizens and family members, including 23,900 children, had applications outstanding for more than three months as of May 7, the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) said. Applications for 13,000 peo...

EU citizens ‘waiting months for residency applications to be processed’ (PA) More than 100,000 people have waited for more than three months for their applications to the EU Settlement Scheme to be processed, according to official figures obtained by a think tank. Some 102,000 EU citizens and family members, including 23,900 children, had applications outstanding for more than three months as of May 7, IPPR said. Applications for 13,000 people, including 650 children, had been outstanding f...

In 2017, a man fled his village in Sudan. In 2020, his life ended violently in Scotland. But what had happened to him?

Death in a Glasgow hotel: The last years of Badreddin Bosh | Human Rights It was a Monday afternoon in January 2017 when Adam Abdallah Adam Bosh got the phone call. It was his younger brother Badreddin calling to tell him that his journey to Europe had begun. Adam was busy rebuilding the clay-brick wall of his family’s hut in Shoaib, the village where the two brothers had grown up together in Gadarif state in eastern Sudan. Because of rain and erosion in this rural part of the country, it is ...