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Still waiting for someone prominent to call the Tories what they are: a party of xenophobes with a long history of being hostile to blacks, asians, catholics and Jews. And it will never change: it is Tory DNA.
FFS give over about bloody Windrush.
I hope Britain treats Windrush better.
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Home Office admits just one person helped by Windrush hardship schemeLawyers say people caught up in scandal have fallen into destitution due to 'shocking' delays BigGsaysYes Unbelievable hypocrisy but that is the cruel Tory way and Labour are pathetic with their silence. RogueCoder250 So one more than the home office planned then? GavThorpeCreate don’t you just love it when real news is indistinguishable from newsthump?
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Home Office 'wrecked my life' with misuse of immigration lawHealth expert wins right to remain after wrongful attempt to force her out of UK What is it with Anglo Saxon culture, rotting with nothing if not racism, xenophobia, to the detriment of countless individuals, and eventually of its own? HostileEnvironment Tax dodger! No sympathy.
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Home Office should no longer have power to detain people, MPs sayCross-party group also calls for 28-day time limit to end ‘trauma’ of indefinite detention
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Kitchen for rent? Ikea to trial leasing of furnitureRetailer to test idea of renting office furniture – but home products could be next Very clever the idea of ownership is changing very quickly, look at the automotive sector. Hire purchase, old as the hills that idea. Usually ends up costing you more money over the life of the lease, but I suppose you can get a fancier kitchen if you don't mind paying more long term.
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Six Jamaican detainees given last-minute deportation reprieveOthers believed to be being put on flight, but Home Office refuses to confirm timing
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At least seven men due to be deported to Jamaica granted last-minute reprieveHome Office accused of 'crass' decision making after removals halted following legal intervention Criminals wasting money and resources. Financial leaches that need deporting with maximum priority. Why even have borders 🙄
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Sajid Javid’s deportation flight shows the hostile environment in action | Luke de NoronhaThe home secretary has learnt nothing from the Windrush scandal as he deports ‘criminals’ to Jamaica, says the academic Luke de Noronha Sajid Javid is being deported? You'd think he'd have seen that coming. Good article. Criminals have rights too. I don't know about you, but assault is kinda serious. Especially when you're a guest in a foreign country.
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New snow and ice warning issued by Met Office after coldest night of winterWarnings have been issued for ice and snow after Brits suffered the coldest night of the year Erm 14minutes ago you issued an article about bad weather on Sunday and Monday? It's now 20 minutes onto Tuesday....what am I missing?
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UK weather forecast: -16C SNOW BOMB to hit TODAY sparking Met Office weather warningTHE UK may be facing the coldest night of winter tonight, as the big freeze has been forecast to continue over the weekend. Here is the latest Met Office forecast. For God sake can't our media be a bit more original than copying the US. 'Snow Bomb'
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Observer archive: char ladies of the Foreign Office, 4 February 1968Photographer Jane Bown and writer John Gale met the Londoners who were facing the loss of their jobs.
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