The UK government’s policy of sending some illegal immigrants to Rwanda appears to have begun to deter people from crossing the English Channel into the UK, but could encourage illegal immigrants to take more dangerous routes, the top civil servant in the Home Office has said. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced on April 14 that…
Rwanda Flights Policy ‘Working’ but Could Change Trafficking Pattern: UK Official
Man Arrested for Immigration Offences in London Released as Protesters Block Van
A man arrested for immigration offences in London was released after protesters gathered for hours to block a van he was in from leaving. Footage from the scene showed a crowd of people sitting on the ground in front of the vehicle in Peckham, southeast London. Metropolitan Police officers were called to Evan Cook Close…
How to Perfect Your Home Office
More people are working remotely from a home office. In fact, roughly 59% of people are choosing to become teleworkers in 2022, according to Pew Research Center. Moreover, the majority of these workers admit they preferred this work style well before safety concerns regarding the pandemic were a factor. There are a range of benefits when working from…
3 Easy Desk Job Stretches
Do You Spend a Lot of Time Sitting? Try these stretches every 30 minutes or so to stay limber throughout your work or study day! Standing Back Bends – 3x Hula Rotations – 3x (Both Sides) Twist Holds – 3x (Both Sides) Bar Hang – 30-60 Seconds Set a timer on your phone and…
Legal Action Filed Against Home Office Over Former Interpreter Barred From UK
A former interpreter who is stuck in Afghanistan has filed legal action against the Home Office over his rejection from the Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy (ARAP) scheme. The interpreter, who the PA news agency is not naming, claims he was accepted on to the scheme by the Ministry of Defence after working for both…
Asylum Seekers Win Challenge Against Home Office Over ‘Squalid’ Napier Barracks
Six asylum seekers formerly housed at Napier Barracks have won a legal challenge against the Government after a High Court judge ruled their accommodation was inadequate. The former Army barracks in Kent has been used to house hundreds of asylum seekers since last September, despite the Home Office being warned by Public Health England (PHE)…
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