UK: Sunak's Claim “bill is working” Met with Questions About Failures in a Broken Asylum System, Home Office Offers Inhumane Accommodation Options to Reduce Hotel Use | European Council on Refugees and
Asylum queue nine times longer than 10 years ago - BBC News
Home Office gave council 48 hours' notice asylum seekers would be moved to hotel | BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
UK government announces details of new plan for immigration - InfoMigrants
Thousands of asylum seekers to be moved out of hotels - GOV.UK
Home Office use Bar Hill hotel to house asylum seekers - South Cambs District Council
A guide to the Government's immigration and asylum consultation | Amnesty International UK
Asylum seekers speak of misery in Home Office hotels | openDemocracy
What happens after asylum is granted in the UK? | Birmingham
Home Office unlawfully removed child asylum seeker from UK, High Court rules | The Independent | The Independent
Fewer than half of failed asylum seekers are removed from the UK, study says | UK News | Sky News
UK Home Office to house asylum seekers in fleet of ships – EURACTIV.com
Latest asylum stats show the Home Office failing on all fronts - Free Movement
Barge will be used to house 500 UK asylum seekers, Home Office confirms | Evening Standard
Home Office hotels for asylum seekers 'akin to detention centres' – report | Refugees | The Guardian
More than 50,000 asylum seekers have waited more than six months for an initial decision on their applications
Delays to processing asylum claims in the UK - House of Commons Library
Asylum seekers to be accommodated on surplus military sites - GOV.UK
UK Home Office denies allegations of abuse of asylum-seekers at hotels | Arab News
Asylum backlog at record high, Home Office figures show - BBC News
Dozens of child asylum seekers placed in Home Office hotel for adults | Immigration and asylum | The Guardian
Contacting the Home Office about permission to work – Right to Remain
UK Home Office rules on asylum seekers branded 'ludicrous' by Labour MP | Arab News
People seeking refuge in UK face 'serious risk' of injustice as Home Office plans more asylum outsourcing despite warnings | The Independent
