
Asylum appeal backlog at record high, new figures show
While the government has cut the backlog of cases waiting for a decision, the number of appeals has risen.
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While the government has cut the backlog of cases waiting for a decision, the number of appeals has risen.

While the government has cut the backlog of cases waiting for a decision, the number of appeals has risen.

The former deputy prime minister says changing visa rules for migrants already living in the UK would be "un-British".

The former deputy prime minister says changing visa rules for migrants already living in the UK would be "un-British".

Jonathan Hall KC tells the BBC it was "absolutely legitimate" to talk about immigration in relation to national security.

Jonathan Hall KC tells the BBC it was "absolutely legitimate" to talk about immigration in relation to national security.

Candidates debate immigration antisocial behaviour, local identity, the cost of living and Wigan delicacies.

Vance had blamed Henry Nowak's death on the "mass invasion of migrants" - but Lammy says it "has got nothing to do with mass migration".

Lammy says he told the US vice-president the teen's murder "has got nothing to do with mass migration".

It said it was "unacceptable" the Home Office could not keep track of all whose asylum claims had failed.

It said it was "unacceptable" the Home Office could not keep track of all whose asylum claims had failed.

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