Tory government not very good at doing commercial deals (again)
How one company managed to secure a £15.3 million deal and 155 per cent profit margin thanks to a poorly brokered Home Office deal.
Tag: Refugees
Refugee slams Government’s ‘policies of hostility and deterrence’ after six die
Gulwali Passarlay accused the Home Office of having ‘blood on its hands’.
Actor suggests ‘challenging the narrative’ around refugee crisis
“It’s not a local crisis, it’s not a national crisis. It’s a global crisis, both in climate change and the refugee crisis."
Former UK ambassador’s ‘truth bomb on immigration’ resurfaces
"The principal reason why clandestine numbers are up is that official resettlement routes are shut,” Lord Kerr said.
On World Refugee Day this poem is a must read
"Brian Bilston is a truly fantastic poet in this modern dystopia," wrote one person after reading his poem.
If the Russian bombs kill her, blame it on UK red tape
"If I don’t get her out soon, it may be too late. She’s very, very precarious.”
UK visa scheme ‘asks if four-year-old Ukrainian is a terrorist’
The British wife of a Ukrainian-born woman said the visa scheme took away the humanity of her relatives.
Getting a UK visa might be harder than leaving Ukraine
The story of Natalya and her two daughters, who escaped Kharkiv only to find themselves trapped in a quagmire of British bureaucracy.
‘Woeful’ progress on visas branded a ‘waste of British people’s generosity’
"Only one in 100 of the offers by people to open their homes has been taken up because of the way the Government is running the scheme,” Lisa Nandy said.