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This snippet from an interview with Enver Solomon, outgoing head of the Refugee Council, seems very typical of this govt's approach and speaks to a desire to relentlessly spend tax payer's money in pursuit of a dream of total administrative control

Monday already

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The public think people arriving by small boats make up not only the largest share of asylum seekers, but the largest share of *all* immigrants. In fact, it's just 4% of the total number, write @bobbyduffy.bsky.social & @elielcohen.bsky.social ➡️ blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsand...

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What will happen to children of asylum seekers born here ? Will they be forcibly removed to a country they don’t know now deemed to be safe ? What will happen to older children who came with parents and doing well in education ? Will refugee parents be removed from British partners and children?

Newly added to the word pile. Remembering the unjustly forgotten folk-soul succour of Jimmie & Vella. www.patreon.com/posts/lieute...

Thought this when my son was looking for work. He’d submit loads of tech-enabled applications, employers would use crude AI sift tools to get through far to make applications, no-one is well-served

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Lord, grant me the self-belief of Amol Rajan subjecting interviewee Juliet Stevenson to his off by heart Lear speech

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Anyway, we need some joy, so here's the Egyptian foreign minister being given a Lego Pyramid by the Danish foreign minister.

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Justin Webb has a tendency towards the glib. Said on Today that the difference between 3 science GCSE option and the 2 is that three sciences is ‘basically the academic route’. My daughter took two and is thriving in her arts and social sci A levels. She also did a language unlike many peers 1/

Almost 100% of children in 73 neighbourhoods in England are living in income-deprived families. Govts push real wage/benefit cuts, two-child benefit cap; oppose universal basic income; don't curb profiteering. No govt targets to cut poverty. 1% has more wealth than 70% of the population combined.

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Ah! Good morning, reality. And welcome. We’ve been expecting you…

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The Louvre heist is giving adventures of Tintin vibes

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