7 articles
• via BBC News
Shabana Mahmood halts study visas for Afghanistan, Cameroon, Myanmar, and Sudan due to rampant abuse, where 95% of Afghans switch to asylum. This admits years of cross-party failures in border control amid rising small boat arrivals.
• via BBC News
Labour downgrades new refugee grants to 30-month reviews, admitting border control crisis without halting 41k+ boat arrivals. Half-measures expose cross-party failure to enforce sovereignty.
• via Sky News
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood centralises 43 underperforming police forces into a National Police Service, repeating structural fixes that ignore frontline failures and historical inertia. Outcomes point to uniform decline, not reform.
• via the Guardian
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood centralises control over 43 failing police forces with targets and mergers, repeating structural fixes that ignore past failures and perverse incentives. Outcomes remain unchanged across governments.
• via The Telegraph
A Telegraph police insider reveals UK forces prioritise avoiding Muslim disorder over protecting Jews from anti-Semitism, amid Home Office asylum biases and cultural concessions. Patterns persist across governments, eroding public safety. (148 chars)
• via GB News
Shabana Mahmood confesses foreign sex offenders block deportation via human rights claims on prison alcohol and conditions. Reforms promise tweaks amid cross-party delays, exposing prioritisation of legal shields over women's safety. (148 chars)
• via the Guardian
Shabana Mahmood dismisses migration threats despite data on demographic shifts, integration failures, and public distrust. Cross-party patterns sustain unaddressed strains on UK cohesion. (142 chars)