21 h. ago Keir Starmer admits he would not want to live next to an asylum hotel as his desperate 'phase two' government relaunch is ridiculed

Keir Starmer stressed he wanted the facilities to shut in an 'orderly' way but acknowledged that the 2029 target for getting rid of them needs to be brought forward.

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21 h. ago Epping hotel protest LIVE as full reasons given for court overturning ban

Last week, the Court of Appeal scrapped an injunction that would have forced the 138 migrants living at the Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex, to leave by September 12

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44 h. ago Live updates as protesters and counter protesters gather outside Manchester hotel

Greater Manchester Police say officers are working to 'minimise disruption' for people in the area

Society

44 h. ago Live updates as protesters and counter protesters exchange chants outside Manchester hotel

Crowds are chanting at each other and exchanging insults

Society

3 d. ago Migrant protests LIVE: Epping hotel ruling sees more demo chaos planned today

The landmark Epping hotel ruling handed down on Friday has caused outrage among right-wing groups, with anti-migrant protesters and their opponents set to materialise outside of hotels today

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3 d. ago Home Office wins court appeal to keep asylum seekers at protest

The Court of Appeal found that the temporary injunction issued by the High Court included a ‘number of errors’

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3 d. ago Epping asylum hotel latest: Home Office wins appeal to house migrants at protest

The Court of Appeal found that the temporary injunction issued by the High Court included a ‘number of errors’

Society

4 d. ago Epping Bell Hotel LIVE: Bombshell court ruling due on asylum seekers' futures

Senior judges will today rule on whether to overturn a court ruling to block asylum seekers from being housed at Epping's Bell Hotel after a wave of protests this summer

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4 d. ago Epping asylum hotel latest: Judges to rule on overturning injunction after migration protests

Dozens of local authorities say they will seek legal advice on halting the use of hotels to house asylum seekers following the interim injunction granted to Epping Council

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5 d. ago Virginia Beach police investigating deadly crash on London Bridge Road

Virginia Beach police investigating deadly crash on London Bridge Road  13newsnow.com

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6 d. ago Virgin’s first London hotel lets you live out a 1970s record label executive fantasy

Virgin’s first London hotel lets you live out a 1970s record label executive fantasy  The Independent

Society

8 d. ago Migrant protests LIVE: Asylum hotel chaos as police brace for fresh demonstrations

Migrant protests LIVE: Asylum hotel chaos as police brace for fresh demonstrations  Daily Express

Events

1 week ago Migrant hotel protests LIVE: Counter demonstrations face off as tensions soar

Anti-migrant protests have become more widespread as campaigners complain about people being housed at the taxpayers' expense with counter demonstrators arguing diversity makes the country stronger

Events

1 week ago Government to appeal against court ruling blocking asylum seekers being housed at Epping hotel – UK politics live

Security minister says Labour will close asylum hotels by the end of this parliament but it needs to be done ‘in a managed and ordered way’In an interview on BBC Radio Scotland’s Good Morning Scotland programme on Friday, MSP Jeremy Balfour who has resigned from the Scottish Conservatives (see 9.13am BST), said he feels the party has “lost its way in Scotland” and “I don’t think it represents true Conservative values”.According to the PA news agency, when asked if Scottish Tory leader Russell Findlay is the right person for the job and whether he should stay in the post, he said:Clearly I’m no longer a member of the party so that’s no longer a decision for me to make.I get on very well as an individual with Russell, I think he’s a good individual. Whether he’s the person to lead the Scottish Conservatives is obviously for MSPs, for the membership, to decide.What I’m very clear about is that those with disabilities, other minorities and the people of Lothian need a voice for people t...

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1 week ago Government to appeal court ruling blocking asylum seekers being housed at Epping hotel – UK politics live

Security minister says Labour will close asylum hotels by the end of this parliament but it needs to be done ‘in a managed and ordered way’In an interview on BBC Radio Scotland’s Good Morning Scotland programme on Friday, MSP Jeremy Balfour who has resigned from the Scottish Conservatives (see 9.13am BST), said he feels the party has “lost its way in Scotland” and “I don’t think it represents true Conservative values”.According to the PA news agency, when asked if Scottish Tory leader Russell Findlay is the right person for the job and whether he should stay in the post, he said:Clearly I’m no longer a member of the party so that’s no longer a decision for me to make.I get on very well as an individual with Russell, I think he’s a good individual. Whether he’s the person to lead the Scottish Conservatives is obviously for MSPs, for the membership, to decide.What I’m very clear about is that those with disabilities, other minorities and the people of Lothian need a voice for people t...

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1 week ago Easter Tourism Surge: Now, Virgin Atlantic Extends Cape Town

Easter Tourism Surge: Now, Virgin Atlantic Extends Cape Town-London Flights  Travel And Tour World

Politics

1 week ago Flight attendant removed from plane was four times over limit, court told

Virgin Atlantic flight attendant Kathryn Scott reported for duty at London Heathrow four times over the alcohol limit, a court heard

Events

2 w. ago Migrant protests LIVE: Police rush to migrant hotel as crowds stage angry protest

Migrant protests LIVE: Police rush to migrant hotel as crowds stage angry protest  Daily Express

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2 w. ago Vegas’ oldest hotel ditches live table games: ‘we couldn’t be more excited’

The Golden Gate Hotel & Casino has been in operation — under various names — in Las Vegas since 1905

Society

3 w. ago Edinburgh Fringe luvvies claim 'Oasis effect' is 'catastrophic' as influx of fans sends hotel prices surging... and some moan they've been forced to live in their cars

Performers at the Fringe -which draws millions of people each year - say the impact of the band's tour has been 'diabolical, while hotel and accommodation prices have skyrocketed to unprecedented levels

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