https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/politics/rishi-sunak-quizzed-on-the-impact-of-brexit-on-uk-economy-his-reply-should-shock-the-country-339178/
@workInProgress @PeterStefanovic unfortunately they are not available to anyone who needs them, despite what the government website might say. One example from this morning's Home Affairs Committee...
https://parliamentlive.tv/event/index/37f2db13-00d5-47d6-83cb-01d4c9e92506?in=10:09:32
Unfortunately the UK needs to do much more to provide genuine safe and legal routes for claiming asylum
https://www.rescue.org/uk/article/claiming-asylum-uk-facts
https://www.jcwi.org.uk/what-would-a-safe-accessible-effective-asylum-system-look-like
@emmatonkin @kernowbear @PeterStefanovic Absolutely!
THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE SEEKING ASYLUM IN BRITAIN HAS REMAINED ROUGHLY CONSTANT FOR NEARLY 20 YEARS.
All that's changed is that crises around transport and processing have been engineered.
The symbolic power of people in small boats has been mobilised to provide a focus for fear and hate.
It's fascism. However softly-spoken Sunak is, he's knowingly playing along with it.
@PeterStefanovic
I am agape at our current government. In the past there was plenty of money. We had the world's best health service.
Now we are taxed more than ever and there is no money for anything.
Where has all the money gone or, more accurately, where is all the money going?
I'm utterly ashamed that our beloved country has continued to breach human rights, treat human beings with contempt and just behave no better than any other regimes with apathy and so little opportunities for children, men and women. The Government probably treat their dogs better than this.
The irony? UK need more migrant workers and all round education