'Betraying commitments that have been made to the most vulnerable children of all,’ betraying assurances to EU citizens and to the other countries of the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson’s Brexit finally cleared its last hurdle as grubbily as you might expect.
With Brexit day looming on January 31, a power battle has commenced between Boris Johnson’s government and the House of Lords over rights and powers eroded in his EU Withdrawal Agreement
Peers backed a move to ensure the rights of child refugees to be reunited with their families in the UK in a fourth embarrassing Lords defeat for the PM’s Withdrawal Bill in hours.
Peers vote for EU citizens to be given physical proof of right to stay in UK after Brexit.
As reports emerge that the Home Office is slashing a scheme to bring vulnerable unaccompanied children to the UK, four British children the same age as many of the children homeless in Northern France gave us their response after helping their counterparts not fortunate enough to have been born in ...
Lord Dubs reflected on the film One Life about Nicky Winton, saying the powerful biographical drama drove him to tears.
Lord Dubs praised the Match of the Day host for his humanitarian work and his pleas for more compassion in politics.
Lord Dubs, a former child refugee, warned Priti Patel her plan will face stiff resistance in the Lords.
The amendment to continue existing arrangements had been successfully moved in the House of Lords by refugee campaigner and Labour peer Lord Dubs, who fled the Nazis as a child on the Kindertransport.