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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news from Home Office, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 430 stories have been published about Home Office which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.Stay current with all the latest and breaking news from Home Office, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 430 stories have been published about Home Office which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.
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Europe · KentThe death of a migrant held at the Manston processing centre in Kent may have been caused by diphtheria, the Home Office has said.
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Manston migrant's death may have been caused by diphtheria
69% Left coverage: 13 sources
Europe · KentManston asylum centre, the troubled Home Office site in Kent where people arriving in the UK in small boats are taken for initial checks, is understood to be completely empty, according to multiple reports.
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Manston processing centre empty after migrants placed in new accommodation
43% Left coverage: 7 sources
Europe · LondonShadow Home Office minister Jess Phillips called on the Government to commit that every single domestic abuse incident will receive a police response. She asked an urgent question in the Commons following the end of an inquest about the murder of two women in Solihull in 2018. Ms Phillips said: “This is not merely a historic case. Today and every day women will call the police and no-one will come”See the Story
Women's reports of domestic abuse ignored by police 'every day', claims Jess Phillips
34% Center coverage: 6 sources
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Home OfficeWhately Hall staff were dismissed without wages (which have since been paid) or redundancy. The takeover of the hotel under a Home Office contract a fortnight ago resulted in management also cancelling people's Christmas meals, accommodation bookings, weddings, parties and other events without notice. A Home Office spokesperson told the Banbury Guardian: "The use of hotels to house asylum seekers is unacceptable"See the Story
Whately Hall, Banbury - Home Office says use of hotels for asylum seekers is 'unacceptable' but necessary
Home OfficeHome Office staff voted 9:1 in favour of strikes last month. PCS union says it is now in a position to call significant industrial action. Transport minister Baroness Vere says government has mitigations in place. Army would be deployed under the military aid to the civil authorities (Maca) policy.See the Story
Minister confirms army would be brought in if Border Force strikes go ahead
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Home Office · CambridgeshirePeterborough City Council in regular contact with Home Office, health and police officials. Aim is to ensure local services are not overburdened and urgent needs of asylum seekers are being met. Details comes as Peterborough MP battles to overturn decision to exclude him from meetings of the East of England Local Government's Strategic Immigration Partnership.See the Story
Council says talks with Home Office on asylum seekers will ensure impact on community is 'kept to a minimum'
Europe · LondonSuella Braverman has failed to explain the safe and legal routes to the UK for asylum seekers escaping war.See the Story
Suella Braverman fails to explain how theoretical asylum seeker could get to UK safely and legally
71% Left coverage: 7 sources
Europe · LondonThe police and her school missed opportunities to stop Shamima Begum travelling to Syria and joining ISIS and should have stopped her, according to her lawyers.See the Story
Shamima Begum: Police and school 'missed opportunities' to stop her leaving UK, lawyers claim
57% Left coverage: 7 sources
Europe · KentThe UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) circulated guidance for cases and outbreaks in asylum seeker accommodation settings which notes the health risks of a large number of asylum seekers being housed in processing centres.See the Story
Migrants at Manston to be vaccinated against diphtheria following spike in infections
63% Left coverage: 8 sources
Business · San FranciscoElon Musk has told Twitter staff that remote working will end. In an email to staff the owner of the social media firm said workers would be expected in the office for at least 40 hours a week. Mr Musk added that the slowing global economy was going to hit Twitter's advertising revenues.See the Story
Musk's first email to Twitter staff ends remote work
54% Center coverage: 123 sources
