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A high court case found the detention fast-track system used to lock up many detainees to be unlawful

Home Office refuses to budge as MPs demand detention time limit

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Report shows 389 women with no recourse to public funds were turned away from refuges in 2014

No refuge: How benefit rules leave immigrant women at the mercy of their abusers

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"He was angry at us both but couldn't understand why dad won't want to live with him."

How immigration policy brutalises British children

The spousal visa income requirement is creating unnecessary distress, while forcing families onto benefits

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Burnham speech reiterates Cooper's 10,000 demand

Burnham and Cooper could turn the tide of the refugee debate

Labour leadership candidates finally find some bravery

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Political responses to the Calais crisis have so far focused only on security

Comment: Higher fences will not solve the Calais migrant crisis

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Detainee's mental health was not treated seriously, claims whistleblower

Yarl’s Wood: The whistleblower’s story

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Torn apart: How the British government splits up families

The truth behind the rhetoric: UK hits bottom of family-friendly league table

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Turning us into a police state? Cameron's response to Calais crisis demands paper checking by landlords.

Cameron’s asylum policy turns us all into pound shop Gestapos

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Broken marriage: Income rules on spousal visas keep couples apart

As even the Telegraph turns against immigration rules, has the Home Office finally gone too far?

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Livingstone pays his respects at the memorial to the victims of the 7/7 bombings during the six-year anniversary in 2011

Ken Livingstone was the mayor London needed on 7/7

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Detained fast-track suspended

Victory for asylum campaigners as fast-track suspended

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Send 'em all home: How tough immigration rhetoric turns into child poverty

Comment: How we impoverish children in the name of a tough immigration policy

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Asylum knocked down - the case means Theresa May will no longer be able to force asylum seekers onto fast-track during their appeals

Home Office in chaos as court knocks down unlawful asylum restrictions

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Justice 4 Domestic Workers board the buses

Comment: Modern day slavery – how domestic workers are left at the mercy of their employer

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Fast-track: Campaigners have long said the restrictions of the system make it impossible for asylum seekers to get a fair hearing

Asylum fast-track system is illegal, high court finds

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Andy Burnham and Yvette Cooper at the Labour leadership hustings in Dublin

Labour cannot win again by mimicking Ukip

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Rubel Ahmed: Another victim of Britain's indifference towards migrants' lives

How Britain killed Rubel Ahmed

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David Cameron: Committed to scrapping Human Rights Act

Pick of the week: The Tory Human Rights Act attack

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New law would make illegal work even more illegal - but does it make sense?

Is this the most inane law of all time? Cameron promises to make illegal immigration illegal

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