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Prince Charles 'withdraws financial support' for Harry, Meghan
Clarence House was previously in charge of handling any mail sent for the Sussexes. But that will soon change.
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COVID infections now rising in 55 areas – map shows rate in your area
One in seven areas of the UK have seen a weekly rise in COVID cases, the latest government data reveals.
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Mother and daughter die after 11 family members catch Covid meeting on Christmas Day
Their family has already raised more than £15,200 in charity for hospital services
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Channel migrants seeking UK asylum are smuggling themselves back to France, says charity
Channel migrants seeking asylum in the UK are smuggling themselves back to France because of Priti Patel’s crackdown, says a UK charity. Care4Calais has revealed the case of an Iranian who came to Britain on a small boat but has since managed to return to Dunkirk after becoming disillusioned with his experience in the controversial Napier barracks used to house Channel migrants in Folkestone, Kent. He told volunteers working for the charity that he had smuggled himself back to France on a lorry. “England does not have any law,” he told them. “I don’t have a good memory of the place. It is broken from the inside.” Napier barracks was at the centre of a near-riot when migrants being kept on the former military base after an outbreak of Covid-19 went on the rampage and set fire to buildings in protest at the Home Office’s refusal to move them to a hotel. The Home Secretary has been under pressure to close down the barracks as an asylum centre, including from local Tories because of the conditions, location and spartan regime. Care4Calais’s founder Clare Moseley also disclosed that two young men from El Salvador who had come to the UK to seek asylum had also applied to the Home Office to be repatriated, but had been told there was a waiting list before they could be returned home. “Their father is in the military and the family was being pursued by terrorist and criminal groups so he sent them to England, but they are now stuck in Manchester. All they want to do is work and don’t like relying on the state,” said Ms Moseley. She blamed the increasingly tough restrictions and hostility that the migrants faced for their decisions to seek to leave the UK. The Government is seeking to deter illegal migrants from making the perilous journey across the Channel through increased patrols and surveillance on French beaches and a tougher approach to asylum. A new law, introduced after Brexit, makes any migrant’s asylum claim inadmissible if they have been in a safe third country before their arrival in the UK. This weekend it emerged that Ms Patel is drawing up plans for smugglers to face life sentences, rather than the current maximum of 14 years. A policy paper due this month is expected to tighten up what ministers claim is the “broken” asylum system by placing curbs on “litigious” human rights claimants who seek to delay their deportation and encourage judges to take a tougher stance against asylum seekers with criminal records.
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Meghan Markle's Oprah eye makeup is making a serious statement
That eyeliner is not here to make friends
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Mercedes unveil car for Lewis Hamilton’s record-breaking eighth F1 title bid
Hamilton signed a one-year extension to his Mercedes contract last month.
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Salmond inquiry: Nicola Sturgeon’s government forced to reveal legal advice
SNP minister admits lawyers raised ‘reservations’ about government’s court battle with Alex Salmond
