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Sir Geoffrey Bindman's Interfaith Breakfast Group Legacy

Remembering Sir Geoffrey Bindman's role in a unique Black, Asian and Jewish breakfast group in London, fostering dialogue on race relations and refugee support. Explore the enduring need for community cohesion.

Court halts refugee evictions, extends move-on period

A High Court order forces the Home Office to delay evictions for newly recognised refugees at risk of homelessness, extending the move-on period to 56 days. Over 3,000 people are set to benefit this winter.

Student Group Seeks to Reform Elite US Universities

A grassroots student network, formed after the affirmative action ruling, is drafting a new 'academic social contract' to challenge elitism and redirect universities towards the public good. Discover their third way.

Flu hospital cases surge 18%, NHS on high alert

Flu admissions in England have surged by 18% to a record high for the season, with the NHS on 'high alert' as industrial action continues. Health chiefs urge the public to seek care when needed.

Bondi Beach hero disarmed attacker before police shot

A Middle Eastern refugee emerged as a second hero in the Bondi Beach terror attack, kicking a rifle from a gunman before being fired upon by police. Read the full story of bravery and a precarious immigration status.

Classic Stories Rebooted as Modern Refugee Narratives

New adaptations of A Christmas Carol and Paddington reframe these beloved tales for today's audiences, exploring themes of displacement and compassion. Discover how these stories speak to the modern refugee experience.

Labour MP rebels against party's asylum policy

Labour MP Tony Vaughan breaks ranks to criticise the government's controversial asylum reforms. The immigration barrister-turned-politician warns the policy could increase racism and division.

Labour's asylum plans threaten human rights

Labour's proposed asylum reforms face fierce criticism for undermining Britain's commitment to human rights and refugee protection. Experts warn these changes could violate international law.

1985: Denmark's Refugee Dilemma Echoes Today

A look back at Denmark's 1985 asylum crisis reveals a nation grappling with identity and policy, offering lessons for the UK's current immigration debate. Explore the historical parallels.

Labour MPs rebel against Mahmood's asylum policies

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood faces backlash from Labour MPs and refugee groups over plans to admit only 'a few hundred' asylum seekers initially. Calls grow for compassion and clarity.

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