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Yvette Cooper unveils fast-track asylum plan to tackle backlog with refugees' appeals heard 'within weeks'

  • The Home Secretary plans to introduce a fast-track scheme to tackle the asylum backlog, aiming to turn around decisions within weeks, according to a source familiar with the plans.
  • The Government is under pressure to reduce the number of asylum seekers housed in hotels while awaiting their claims, as over 25,000 migrants have arrived this year.
  • Yvette Cooper stated that Labour is planning a major overhaul of the appeal process to significantly reduce asylum numbers in the system.
  • Chancellor Rachel Reeves has pledged to end using hotels for asylum seekers by the end of the Parliament, addressing existing accommodation issues.
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Cooper: Fast-track scheme to tackle asylum backlog coming

The Government faces pressure to cut how many asylum seekers are housed in hotels.

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The Times broke the news in United Kingdom on Saturday, August 2, 2025.
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