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Candles were also lit as part of the event held in remembrance of Windrush pioneers and people who have died since the scandal erupted in 2018.

This comes as the London mayor accuses PM Rishi Sunak of failing Black Caribbean victims of the Windrush scandal in a letter exclusively seen by The Independent.

Lady Benjamin raised her concerns as peers discussed the Home Offices decision to disband the dedicated team responsible for the Windrush policy.

Paul Phoenix says he knows ex-servicemen who are living on the streets of London

Former British prime minister Theresa May, in an interview with CBC News, says U.K.'s Illegal Migration Act, which took effect in July, will undermine efforts to tackle modern-day slavery and human trafficking, and leave victims more vulnerable.

Exclusive: Leaked documents show plans for senior managers to decide which courses can be attended in work hours

In today’s newsletter: They have been castigated as ‘enemies of the people’ and derided as ‘lefty lawyers’ – but shouldn’t it be the hallmark of a healthy democracy for lawyers to challenge government policy?

Law Society and Bar Council ‘gravely concerned’ over briefing sent to right-leaning papers calling Jacqueline McKenzie a ‘lefty lawyer’

First Minister outlines who may be eligible for Scottish citizenship.

London (CNN) — Carl Nwazota was born and grew up in the London suburb of Wembley to parents from Jamaica and Nigeria. For 26 years, he was a UK citizen