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Persecution from the taliban, are among five nationalities being offered a fast—track route to being granted asylum in the uk. as part of government efforts to speed up the asylum system, they'll now be able to have their cases decided without ever being interviewed face—to—face. and we expect to abolish the backlog of initial asylum decisions by the end of next year. last december, the prime minister said that by the end of 2023, his government would eradicate the backlog of 92,000 asylum claims that had been stuck in the system for more than six months. but new figures show the backlog...

Decisions were made. the number waiting in the system has hit a record 166,000, with 110,000 waiting more than six months. the fast—track system includes asylum—seekers from afghanistan, eritrea, libya, syria and yemen, some of whom will have arrived on small boats across the channel. decisions will be made on the basis of a ten—page questionnaire, which must be completed in english. however, having previously stressed the importance of in—person interviews, the home office is likely to face criticism that the fast—tracking has more to do with the prime minister's promise to eradicat...

Of initial asylum decisions by the end of next year. rishi sunak promised to eradicate the backlog of 92,000 asylum claims stuck in the system for more than six months. but new figures show the backlog is still increasing. 89,000 people applied for asylum in 2022, the highest figure for two decades, but in that time, only 211,000 asylum decisions were made. the number in the system has hit a record 166,000, with 110,000 of those waiting more than six months. the home office believes tough enforcement and swift deportation of those in the uk illegally is the way to stop the crossings. this raid...

As part of government efforts to speed up the asylum system, they�*ll now be able to have their cases decided without ever being interviewed face—to—face. and we expect to abolish the backlog of initial asylum decisions by the end of next year. last december, the prime minister said that, by the end of 2023, his government would eradicate the backlog of 92,000 asylum claims that had been stuck in the system for more than six months. but new figures show the backlog is still increasing. 89,000 people applied for asylum in 2022 but only 2a,000 decisions were made. the number waiting in the...

Of the attack on the police. back then 25 years ago well before the good friday peace agreement was signed in 1998, sinn fein would not have been condemning attacks on police officers, they then would have been linked to the ira would have been carrying out many of those attacks, but the peace process has changed so much, changed the security landscape, the whole area around here is much less militarised than it once was, so the support that dissident republicans have i think is very small indeed and police officers will say republican groups are small in number, have next to no in their commu...