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Guido Fawkes30 May 2026

Guido’s Most Read Stories This Week

This week 997,324 visitors visited 912,554 times viewing 889,323 pages. The most read and shared stories in order of popularity were: Adam Boulton Retweets Fake ‘Britain Erects’ Poll Public Reform Spat Between Jenrick and Yusuf Over Immigration Policy Farage Reports Hope Not Hate to Charity Watchdog Over ‘Pro-Labour Leaflets’ Andy Burnham Hits Back at Blair…

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Express Politics29 May 2026

Migrant smuggler taunts Starmer over deportations as he reveals staggering loophole

Abu Hussein al-Iraqi, the alleged kingpin of a network spanning from Iraq to the UK, repeatedly told asylum seekers "there is no deportation" once they cross the Channel.

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Sky News Politics29 May 2026

<a href='https://news.sky.com/story/politics-latest-tories-criticise-delay-in-publishing-defence-funding-plan-12593360?postid=11777167#liveblog-body'>AI to be used to check age of asylum seekers posing as children</a>

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The Guardian Politics29 May 2026

Housing asylum seekers in former army barracks ruled unlawful for victims of torture

Judgment outlawing forcing of survivors of trafficking, torture and other forms of violence to share rooms is blow to Shabana Mahmood’s asylum plans Shabana Mahmood’s plan to house more asylum seekers in former army barracks is facing a major hurdle after the high court ruled on Thursday that a policy change forcing torture victims to share rooms was unlawful. According to a judgment seen by the Guardian, the government failed in its duties when it forced survivors of trafficking, torture and ot

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Conservative Home29 May 2026

Tomas Roberto: We must shut down Hong Kong’s office for intimidation and repression in Britain

Britain has, quite rightly, offered refuge to Hong Kongers fleeing political persecution. It cannot simultaneously allow the apparatus of that persecution to operate, unchecked, within its own borders.  The post Tomas Roberto: We must shut down Hong Kong’s office for intimidation and repression in Britain appeared first on Conservative Home.

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BBC Politics29 May 2026

AI will be used to estimate age of asylum seekers from next year

The Home Office says the tool will make it easier to identify adult migrants "attempting to game the system".

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BBC Politics28 May 2026

AI facial recognition to check age of asylum seekers from next year

The Home Office says the tool will make it easier to identify adult migrants "attempting to game the system".

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Express Politics28 May 2026

Labour migrant deal 'descending into farce' as activists target detention centre

Shabana Mahmood pledged to help Paris pay for the facility near Dunkirk so that deportations can be ramped up.

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Guido Fawkes28 May 2026

Charges for Immigration Offences Dropped by a Tenth After Labour Came to Power

The already-small number of charges issues for immigration offences dropped by a tenth in the year after Labour took power. Smash the gangs… Immigration offences are defined by the Home Office as any of the following: Facilitation offences including: Assisting unlawful immigration to the UK (Section 25 Immigration Act 1971) and Helping asylum seekers to…

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The Guardian Politics28 May 2026

Burnham steps back from past calls to end immigration benefits restriction

Labour’s Makerfield byelection candidate understood to have changed stance on no recourse to public funds policy UK politics live – latest updates Andy Burnham has rolled back from his previous calls for ministers to scrap a restriction on immigrants claiming benefits as the Makerfield byelection places greater scrutiny on his policy positions. As Greater Manchester mayor, Burnham has called several times for an end to the rule known as no recourse to public funds (NRPF), which since 1999 has

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The Guardian Politics28 May 2026

Brexit red tape on food exports to be scrapped under UK-EU reset deal

Agreement affecting meat, plants and packaging promises to end paperwork ‘hell’ and border delays from 2027 Business live – latest updates Brexit red tape affecting UK food exports to the EU, including fresh sausages and burgers, will be scrapped from mid-2027 in the first confirmed result of Keir Starmer’s “reset” negotiations with Brussels, the government has announced. When the rules come into force, exporters of meat – whether fresh, frozen or processed – will no longer require costly vete

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Express Politics28 May 2026

27 young foreign workers hired for every one Brit as immigration fuels unemployment crisis

Immigration is fuelling mass unemployment among under-25s according to a shocking new study

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