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One year on, has P&O Ferries got away with illegally sacking all its crew?

Despite outrage at the time, no staff have been reinstated, no law reforms initiated, and no sanctions started against directors or owners

The Guardian - UK

Freezer removed from Banksy domestic violence artwork for second time

Gallery puts chest freezer from Margate mural into storage for safe keeping

The Guardian - UK

Exactly how your train journey will be hit by more strikes on Friday

Here is a breakdown of each operator’s plan for Friday

Wales Online

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Revealed: Most Albanian asylum seekers granted UK visas are trafficked women

Exclusive: 86 per cent of people granted visas were women in genuine need of protection

The Independent UK

‘Pressure cooker’: coaches keep arriving at Manston migrant centre

Home Office under fire over alleged overcrowding at processing centre for asylum seekers in Kent

The Guardian - UK

Petrol bombs thrown at immigration centre before man 'killed himself'

Police have sealed off the scene

Wales Online

Like stepping inside a migraine – the house that is covered in doodles

Artist Sam Cox has just finished drawing on every inch of his six-bedroom house in Kent, inside and out. But what does his partner think of it?

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More migrants cross Channel as annual total nears 30,000

Special tents set up at Dover to keep people covered while they are processed

The Independent UK

On This Day in 2015: Japan stun South Africa in the Rugby World Cup

Karne Hesketh’s 84th-minute try sealed a staggering performance from the Brave Blossoms.

The Independent UK

In Pictures: Military rehearse procession ahead of Queen’s state funeral

Rehearsals for Monday’s state funeral took place as the Queen started her first full day lying in state.

The Independent UK

Forces stage early-hours rehearsal for Queen’s funeral procession

The State Gun Carriage, towed by almost 100 naval personnel and bearing a black coffin, travelled through central London.

The Independent UK

Archbishop reflects on late Queen and new King’s ability to bring ‘healing’

The Most Rev Justin Welby was speaking during a service at Canterbury Cathedral on Sunday.

The Independent UK

Patel defends Rwanda plan as migrant crossings top 1,000 in a day

Ministry of Defence figures show 1,160 people were detected on Sunday in 25 boats.

The Independent UK

Baby and young boy among 221 people to cross Channel in small boats

The latest arrivals bring the number of people to have made the crossing so far in 2022 to 25,264.

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The Independent UK

More migrants arrive in Kent as Channel crossings resume

Meanwhile, the government has unveiled an oversight board for its plan to send migrants to Rwanda.

The Independent UK

Pascal Gross in the best form of his career, says Brighton boss Graham Potter

The German scored his third goal of the season in Saturday’s win over Leeds.

The Independent UK

More migrants cross Channel as annual total nears 25,000

About 40 people were brought to Dungeness in Kent, including women and children.

The Independent UK

In Pictures: Youngsters celebrate GCSE results

It had been expected that grades would drop below last year.

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The Guardian - UK

Record 1,295 people in one day cross Channel in small boats

Monday’s figure surpasses previous record from last November and brings total this year to 22,600

The Independent UK

British pilot, 17, seconds from Pacific Ocean disaster during world-record bid

Mack Rutherford. on a stop in England, revealed his brush with disaster on an uninhabited ocean island.

The Guardian - UK

‘A sweatshop in the UK’: how the cost of living crisis triggered walkouts at Amazon

Inside the protests taking place at the online giant which is accused of exploiting workers and awarding derisory pay offers

The Independent UK

In Pictures: Drought takes its toll on countryside as England changes colour

England has taken on a different hue with infrequent rain causing parched landscapes.

The Independent UK

Church must stand up against oppression, Archbishop of Canterbury says

Justin Welby was speaking at the Lambeth Conference.

The Independent UK

RAC: Invest in freight facilities instead of turning motorway into lorry park

Steve Gooding, the organisation’s director, said current measures were causing massive disruption.

The Independent UK

Dover queues down to an hour after days of gridlocked roads around UK port

More than 6,000 tourist cars are expected at the port on Sunday.

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