Refugees in the UK are unable to reunite with their loved ones after the Home Office paused a lifeline visa scheme in September
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Refugees in the UK are unable to reunite with their loved ones after the Home Office paused a lifeline visa scheme in September
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When Umer Heyi received news from the Home Office that he had been granted sanctuary in Britain, he was ecstatic.
Refugees will struggle to integrate in the UK if they are barred from being reunited with partners and children, report warns
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Refugees will have less time to try and find new accommodation when evicted from Home Office hotels
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