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Priti Patel questioned on Napier Barracks Covid outbreak as judge says camp conditions were unlawful

MPs pointed to the 2018 resignation of former Home Secretary Amber Rudd - as it was revealed Public Health England said asylum seekers should not be housed in dormitories at the Kent centre.

Indian covid UK: Hancock defends timing of travel restrictions

Matt Hancock today defended the timing of travel restrictions on India amid criticism of red list delay Critics have warned that tougher action should have been taken sooner against India amid variant concerns PHE data shows 4.8 per cent of 3,345 people landing from India between March 25 and April 7 tested positive Labour chairwoman of Home Affairs Select Committee Yvette Cooper called for a slow down in easing

MPs demand explanation from Priti Patel over misleading evidence on controversial military barracks

MPs demand explanation from Priti Patel over misleading evidence on controversial military barracks
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Asylum seekers at high-risk of self-harm held in uninhabitable self-isolation block in Napier Barracks

Asylum seekers at high-risk of self-harm held in ‘uninhabitable’ self-isolation block in Napier Barracks May Bulman © Provided by The Independent Asylum seekers at high-risk of self-harm were held in an “uninhabitable” self-isolation block at Napier Barracks, inspectors have found. A damning assessment of the site has identified “serious safeguarding concerns”, with “inadequate” support for people who had self-harmed, revealing that these individuals were placed in a “decrepit ‘isolation block’” considered “unfit for habitation”. Residents who may have been children were also housed in the same block pending an age assessment, with one individual in this position held for up to two weeks, the inspection found.

I will swap my privacy for the freedom to see the world again

OPINION: I already have a vaccine certificate stuck inside my passport. A couple of years ago, I was going to Uganda with the Marie Stopes organisation to report on its outreach work. To enter Uganda, I needed proof that I d had a yellow fever vaccine. I had it years ago, but of course I d lost the paperwork, so I had to go and get another jab to get the certificate. Fair enough, this is a horrible disease spread by mosquitoes. I felt no infringement of my personal liberty to be asked to do this. Will I feel as happy about being asked to prove I have been immunised against Covid-19? Well actually, to my surprise, yes I will. My surprise is because, in the past, I have been someone who has vigorously opposed ID cards - and campaigned against them.

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