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'Close the hotels and let us work' - asylum seeker

In the UK, asylum seekers are not generally permitted to work, but can apply for permission to if their claim has been waiting for over 12 months without fault on their part.

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Officials win court case to remove asylum-seekers from a U.K. hotel that’s been the focus of protests

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High court’s asylum hotel ruling could leave councils with nowhere to house the vulnerable

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Labour revolt on migrant hotels: After shock Epping court ruling, Left-wing councils poised to defy Starmer by seeking to remove asylum seekers too

Keir Starmer was facing a Labour revolt on Wednesday night as councils prepared to battle the Home Office over migrant hotels.

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Council 'carefully considering' asylum hotel ruling

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Starmer faces Labour council revolt over migrant hotels

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A court ruling threatens to disrupt Britain’s asylum policy

The owners of the hotel, on the advice of the Home Office, disagree.

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'Labour revolt on migrant hotels' and 'cult priest guilty'

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Leader to ask councils for list of asylum hotels

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How British hotels became a flashpoint for a furious immigration debate

The Bell Hotel in Epping, just outside of London, gets no new bookings, yet is full every night. That’s because, since 2020, it has been used by the government to help house the thousands of asylum seekers who arrive each year on England’s southern coast and become trapped in administrative limbo.

Wave of protests targeting migrant hotels set to sweep major UK cities this weekend after record numbers revealed

AROUND 30 migrant hotels are bracing for a wave of protests as campaigners are bolstered by this week’s landmark ruling. Unhappy residents are trying to push through a similar move to that

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Asylum hotels latest: More councils consider legal challenges as anti-racism counter-protests planned

More councils are considering launching legal action against the use of hotels housing asylum seekers, as anti-racism campaigners plan a wave of counter-protests today.Hillingdon Council is the latest to indicate it is contemplating action following Epping Council’s High Court win,

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‘Hypocritical’ Badenoch calls for Tory councils to launch legal challenges against asylum hotels

Kemi Badenoch has been branded a “hypocrite” for calling for Conservative councils to challenge the use of hotels to accommodate asylum seekers in their local areas. The Tory leader said in a letter on Wednesday that she was encouraging councils to take the same steps as Epping Forest District Council “if your legal advice supports it”.

Nigel Farage declares victory after High Court rules migrants must leave Bell Hotel

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage hailed the High Court decision in Epping as a ‘victory’ and said he hoped it ‘provides inspiration to others across the country’, while the shadow home secretary argued that residents have ‘every right to object’ to people being housed in their area.

Migrant charged with sexually assaulting male ‘victim’ at Bell Hotel in Epping – weeks after protests erupted outside

A MIGRANT has been charged after allegedly sexually assaulting a man at the Bell Hotel – just weeks after fierce protests erupted outside. Mohammed Sharwarq, 32, who lives at the hotel in

Labour asylum plans in turmoil after court orders migrant hotel closure

Migrant hotels across the UK are at risk of closure after a High Court ruling threw the Government’s asylum plans into turmoil. Council leaders won a temporary injunction to close the Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex, on Tuesday after it became a focus for anti-immigration protests. All asylum seekers must now leave the hotel by Sept 12.

Asylum seeker's message as Farage fuels fury over Tory-made migrant hotel crisis

Khadar Mohamed revealed that the residents living inside the Epping asylum hotel were 'living in pain and fear' every time protests were held outside the Bell Hotel