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Britain’s migration crisis: What the latest numbers really show
Record number of asylum claims in Labour’s first year but real progress has been made to slash the backlog, as Holly Bancroft and Alicja Hagopian report
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independent.co.uk
Asylum hotels latest: Labour in turmoil as councils eye legal action after Epping
Chaos facing Starmer comes after council granted temporary injunction blocking migrants from being housed at The Bell Hotel
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Labour braced for wave of legal action over migrant hotels as crisis deepens
Reform’s deputy leader Richard Tice urged residents to protest outside more migrant hotels to force councils to take legal action to ban asylum seekers
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Is Labour really failing on immigration and asylum hotels?
Though the asylum backlog is at its lowest level since 2021, the government is still housing over 100,000 asylum seekers. A third of these are in hotels, which cost millions a day.
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dailymail.co.uk
Record 111,000 asylum claims in first year of Labour government
Official government data shows 111,084 people claimed asylum in the year to June, up 14 per cent on the previous 12 months.
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theguardian.com
Number of asylum seekers housed in hotels up 8% in a year, Home Office data shows
Rise comes despite applications being processed much faster than two years ago as backlog falls below 100,000 for first time since 2021
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Britain’s migration crisis: What the latest numbers really show
Record number of asylum claims in Labour’s first year but real progress has been made to slash the backlog, as Holly Bancroft and Alicja Hagopian report
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Dozens of protests planned outside asylum hotels as Labour defends record on immigration – UK politics live
Labour has pledged to end the use of hotels to house asylum seekers by the end of this parliament in 2029
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Protesters clash outside asylum hotels as tensions over migration flare
The use of asylum hotels has risen under Labour, but the party has pledged to empty them by the next general election
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Asylum hotel protests live: Government vows to fast-track deportations
The Government plans to set up a new independent panel focused on asylum appeals to help reduce the backlog of 51,000 asylum appeals.