Damien Gayle on Twitter

“Each one represents a lost child. Migrants rights activists @lgsmigrants pasted 200 missing posters in front of the @ukhomeoffice this morning.”

Sam Freedman on Twitter

“Concerned about the seemingly high levels of amnesia and memory loss at the Mail.”

UK plunges to lowest-ever position in Corruption Perceptions Index

Sharp drop in score driven by increased perception of corruption in public office January 31, 2023 - Britain has slumped to its lowest-ever score in Transparency International’s global Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI).Results published today show the UK’s score fell sharply to 73 this year – its lowest since the Index underwent a major revamp in 2012 – resulting in a

Majority of people on small boats crossing Channel last year are refugees, new analysis shows - Refugee Council

More than 25,000 who crossed in 2022 allowed to stay as refugees Four in 10 from five countries with grant rates of over 90% or 80% Main safe routes cut by 75 per cent and 36 per cent respectively Latest government plans would lead to tens of thousands facing detention, left in limbo at huge […]

Refugee Council 🧡 on Twitter

“They claimed we’d got our sums wrong and that we were using figures in the wrong way. They contacted journalists to say so. They claimed our estimate of the number of children on boats last year - almost 20pc of all those on the vessels - was wrong….”

Safe Passage - Care4Calais

Jenny Jones on Twitter

“In the voting corridor last night, a Tory Minister told me I 'should watch my tone'. I told him exactly what I thought of his advice. #UselessCorruptGovt”

Symon Hill on Twitter

“I was due to be in court today - before charges against me were dropped. This followed my objection in #Oxford to the proclamation of a new king last September. Many thanks to everyone who supported & encouraged me! Freedom to protest is under threat. #DefendDissent #NotMyKing”

Suella Braverman MP on Twitter

“Tonight the @Conservatives government put forward measures to ensure the police can take action against selfish and disruptive protestors. What did Labour do? They voted against. Labour have no plan to support the law-abiding majority. #commonsensepolicing”

Josiah Mortimer on Twitter

“Ministers are planning to rush through the Minimum Service Levels anti-union legislation today - through committee stage, report stage, and 3rd reading in the Commons. These are meant to be the detailed debate and amendment stages”