The UK has taken just 300 Ukrainian refugees
Britain’s acceptance of a few hundred Ukrainian refugees pales in comparison with other European countries.
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Government confusion exposed by Ukrainian refugee crisis
Under pressure to issue more visas to people fleeing the Russian invasion, Boris Johnson’s government is risking its moral authority…
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Britain has a world-losing refugee policy
Why have only 50 Ukrainian refugees been accepted when so many British people want to help?
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Public is against Priti Patel’s Ukrainian refugee restrictions
The bungled Home Office response is causing disquiet among Conservative MPs and runs counter to the wishes of British voters.
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“We’re lacking real leadership”: Rory Stewart on Ukrainian refugees
The former UK international development secretary explains how a global refugee coalition would allow the West to show moral leadership.
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Ukrainian refugees face spin and confusion from Priti Patel’s Home Office
With reheated announcements and sluggish tweaks, nothing close to a “bespoke humanitarian route” has created in response to the Russian…
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Ukrainians don’t only deserve sympathy because they “look like us”
If there’s room in our hearts for European war victims, there’s room for Channel migrants too.
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Borders bill would treat Ukrainian refugees “as criminals”, ministers are warned
MPs have been briefed that the war could create five million refugees, while peers prepare to oppose legislation that may…
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