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    Department for Education reprimanded over ‘woeful’ betting firms data breach

    Sign up to the Inside Politics email for your free daily briefing on the biggest stories in UK politics Get our free Inside Politics email The Department for Education (DfE) has been reprimanded by the UK’s data protection watchdog after it allowed gambling companies to access a database of children’s learning records. The Information Commissioner’s […] More

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    Asylum-seekers’ human rights ‘routinely abused’ in Calais, Rishi Sunak warned

    People seeking to make the treacherous journey across the Channel to seek asylum in Britain are experiencing “routine” human rights abuses in northern France, charities have warned Rishi Sunak.In a letter to the new prime minister, grassroots organisations under the banner of Calais Appeal accused his nascent government of “mocking” the rights of those fleeing war, after home secretary Suella Braverman invoked the far-right rhetoric of an “invasion” on England’s south coast.As the record numbers of people crossing the Channel in small boats dominate headlines, aid groups warned the “harsh reality on the ground” is being ignored, with Calais and Grand Snythe remaining “cruel and dangerous” places for the thousands of displaced people living there. More

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    Huge crowds join People’s Assembly March calling for General Election now

    Sign up to the Inside Politics email for your free daily briefing on the biggest stories in UK politics Get our free Inside Politics email Thousands have taken to the streets of London to demand a general election now, along with greater support for ordinary people struggling with the cost of living crisis. The “Britain […] More