Sonia L
@sonial77.bsky.social
Human rights lawyer. Migrant. Queer. Raspberry farmer. Personal account, obvs. She/her
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By coincidence, I took a screen shot of this tweet by the Lord chancellor and justice secretary David Lammy, in 2020 when he was in opposition.
November 25, 2025 at 3:10 PM
By coincidence, I took a screen shot of this tweet by the Lord chancellor and justice secretary David Lammy, in 2020 when he was in opposition.
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The 28-day move-on period resumed on 1st September, giving newly accepted refugees four weeks until eviction. New Horizon Youth Centre saw 56 new people in October looking for support after being evicted from Home Office accommodation – a fifth higher than the previous month.
November 25, 2025 at 1:25 PM
The 28-day move-on period resumed on 1st September, giving newly accepted refugees four weeks until eviction. New Horizon Youth Centre saw 56 new people in October looking for support after being evicted from Home Office accommodation – a fifth higher than the previous month.
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Our new analysis shows once the system is fully operational, 1.66-1.9m reviews of refugee status would need to be done over the first decade, resulting in a total cost of between £1.1 - 1.27bn, depending on how many people lose their protection at review.
November 24, 2025 at 8:09 AM
Our new analysis shows once the system is fully operational, 1.66-1.9m reviews of refugee status would need to be done over the first decade, resulting in a total cost of between £1.1 - 1.27bn, depending on how many people lose their protection at review.
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This government will pursue a policy that is economically, morally and socially bad. Forcing people to only be eligible to settle after 10/15/20/30 years depending on how poor and marginalised you are. It will not address division. It will manifest a different, more harmful one.
November 23, 2025 at 11:22 AM
This government will pursue a policy that is economically, morally and socially bad. Forcing people to only be eligible to settle after 10/15/20/30 years depending on how poor and marginalised you are. It will not address division. It will manifest a different, more harmful one.
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The fact that in both 2019 and 2024, the winning party did so with a set of manifesto promises that could not be kept and dissolved upon contact with actual office is something that as an industry we should be much more bothered by than we are.
November 23, 2025 at 12:35 PM
The fact that in both 2019 and 2024, the winning party did so with a set of manifesto promises that could not be kept and dissolved upon contact with actual office is something that as an industry we should be much more bothered by than we are.