Labour peer Lord Dubs says asylum seekers have become a ‘political football’
He said poisonous comments made by Suella Braverman make people say: 'Well if the home secretary doesn't like these people why should we?'
He said poisonous comments made by Suella Braverman make people say: 'Well if the home secretary doesn't like these people why should we?'
The former top aid hit out at a ‘dysfunctional’ system during the pandemic as he gave evidence to the Covid-19 inquiry.
Sir Keir Starmer rejected calls to push for a ceasefire, arguing that a humanitarian pause was the only credible route forward.
We appear to have arrived at an era-defining moment for social media at the very worst time.
The announcement will be seen as a huge victory for the unions, who campaigned passionately on the issue.
The UK’s political parties are grappling with calls for a ceasefire in Gaza from rebellious MPs.
Lord Dubs praised the Match of the Day host for his humanitarian work and his pleas for more compassion in politics.
"It really makes local people say, 'well if the home secretary doesn't like these people why should we?'", the Labour peer said.
A new survey suggests Labour could see a collapse in its Muslim vote at the next general election because of its Israel-Hamas stance.
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