An Iranian man has been returned to France for the second time after attempting to cross to the UK on a small boat. This follows his previous return under the controversial 'one in, one out' policy. Despite his claims of being a victim of modern slavery, the Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, confirmed his removal. This situation highlights ongoing issues surrounding immigration policies and the treatment of individuals seeking asylum, raising questions about the effectiveness and humanity of current systems.

A migrant who had previously been removed from the UK has been sent back to France after a recent return flight. This situation highlights ongoing challenges in the UK's immigration policies and raises questions about the effectiveness of current measures to manage migrant returns. It underscores the complexities surrounding immigration and the human stories behind these policies.

John Cleese recently paid tribute to his late co-star Prunella Scales during an appearance on BBC Breakfast. He fondly remembered her as someone who was always apologizing, highlighting the warmth and humor she brought to their on-screen partnership. This tribute not only honors Scales' legacy but also reminds us of the impact she had on audiences and the entertainment industry.

A migrant was sent back to France for the second time in less than two months after attempting to cross the English Channel in a small boat. This incident highlights the ongoing challenges and dangers faced by migrants seeking a better life, as well as the complexities of immigration policies between the UK and France. It raises questions about the effectiveness of current measures to manage migration and the humanitarian implications of such returns.

Jamal Mahjoub reflects on the changing perceptions of migrants in Amsterdam, highlighting the vibrant diversity of his neighborhood. Despite the rich cultural tapestry, he notes a lingering suspicion towards people like him, even as Geert Wilders has lost power. The article emphasizes the need for greater appreciation of migrants' contributions, especially among Dutch liberals.

In a recent podcast, Helen Pidd explores Crawley, West Sussex, which has the highest number of asylum seekers and supported refugees in the UK relative to its population. Despite this significant statistic, she encountered silence from the local council when she reached out for comments.

The article explores the first six months of the Reform party's governance in local authorities and councils in the UK. It examines their approach to leadership and whether they are fulfilling their commitments to the public.

MPs are pressing HMRC for explanations regarding a child benefit error that led to the suspension of payments for 23,500 families, wrongly flagged for fraud due to incorrect data suggesting they had left the UK. Labour MP Meg Hillier is seeking clarity on the decision-making process and whether affected families will receive compensation.