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Loophole in PM's swap plan means the more bogus an asylum seeker is, the less chance we have of kicking them out

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MIGRANTS could dodge deportation under Labour’s “one-in, one-out” swap deal with France by lodging lengthy human rights appeals. The trial, which started yesterday, includes a clause where anyone making a human rights claim cannot be sent back until their case is heard in the courts. Tories last night warned lawyers will seize on the loophole to delay or block deportations.
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RAF pilots will get NUCLEAR bombers for first time in 30 years as Keir Starmer says UK must prepare for threat of war ...Middle East

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RAF Top Guns will get nuclear bombers for the first time in 30 years — after PM Sir Keir Starmer said we must prepare for possible war. The F-35As will be based at RAF Marham in Norfolk, which housed Britain’s air-launched nuclear weapons until 1998. RAF Top Guns will get nuclear bombers for the first time in 30 years PAPM Sir Keir Starmer said Britain must prepare for possible war[/caption] That was the year then—PM Tony Blair scrapped Britain’s air-launched bomb, the WE-177.
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Keir Starmer facing first major rebellion as 108 MPs plot to...

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SIR Keir Starmer is bracing for his toughest rebellion yet after more than 100 Labour MPs vowed to defy him and vote down Labour's welfare cuts. A staggering 108 backbenchers, including former ministers and 13 influential Commons select committee chairs, have backed an amendment that threatens to torpedo flagship plans to slash disability benefits.
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