Labour’s Immigration Overhaul Tightens Routes and Sparks Political Row
Labour tightens UK immigration rules with longer settlement times, higher English thresholds, and employer challenges, sparking political row.
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Burnham urges vote for Bev Craig as mayor
Prime Minister Andy Burnham endorses Bev Craig to succeed him as Greater Manchester mayor, urging voters to back Labour in Thursday's poll.
Blind Rohingya Refugee's Death in Buffalo Ruled Homicide After Border Patrol Abandonment
A blind Rohingya refugee, left alone by US Border Patrol in Buffalo, died of hypothermia. The death has been ruled a homicide, sparking outrage.
Kristi Noem's self-deportation app sees just 356 users despite $200m ad campaign
Kristi Noem's DHS spent $200m on ads for self-deportation app, but data shows only 356 used it in five weeks; officials claim figures are outdated.
Trump's immigration approval hits record low since return to White House, poll finds
Trump's immigration approval hits record low at 39%, with 58% saying ICE has gone too far, per Reuters/Ipsos poll.
Morning Mail Thursday: Australia News Summary
The Morning Mail for Thursday covers the top Australian news stories including political updates, economic trends, and environmental developments.
China Accused of Covering Up Pilot Suicide Crash That Killed 132
US NTSB says China Eastern Flight 5735 was deliberately crashed by pilot; China accused of cover-up.
US Judge Dismisses Charges Against Immigrant Deported in Error
US judge dismisses indictment against Kilmar Ábrego García, finding Trump administration retaliated for challenging his wrongful deportation to El Salvador.
American doctor in UK fears future under Reform immigration plans
An American doctor who worked through Covid fears she may be forced to leave the UK under Reform's plans to scrap indefinite leave to remain.
University of Alabama student's death in Barcelona ruled accidental
Alabama student James Gracey died accidentally falling into Barcelona sea; autopsy confirms no foul play, surveillance shows no third-party involvement.
Lebanese Australians in Anguish as Relatives Flee Bombings
Lebanese Australians face psychological toll as relatives flee Israeli bombings, with displacement, scarce shelter, and rising Islamophobia adding to distress.
Irish President's Sister Detained by Israel on Gaza Flotilla
Dr Margaret Connolly, sister of President Michael D. Higgins, detained by Israel after Gaza flotilla interception; recorded plea for release.
Slovenia, Ireland, and Spain to Boycott Eurovision Broadcast Over Israel's Participation
Slovenia, Ireland, and Spain will not broadcast Eurovision 2025 due to Israel's participation, airing Palestinian films instead.
NT youth justice laws criticised for funnelling Aboriginal children into prisons
Draft NT laws allowing police to hold children for 48 hours without a guardian face criticism for targeting Aboriginal youth and risking inhumane conditions.
Zelenskyy warns Ukraine of Russian massive attack tonight
President Zelenskyy warns all regions of Ukraine to stay safe after intelligence suggests Russia may launch a massive attack on the night of July 29.
High Court Rules Asylum Hotels Unlawful, Pressuring Cooper
High Court ruling declares asylum hotels unlawful, forcing Home Secretary Yvette Cooper to seek alternatives as councils prepare legal challenges.
Kristi Noem refuses to retract 'domestic terrorists' remark in Senate hearing
Kristi Noem refuses to retract calling two Minnesotans killed by federal agents 'domestic terrorists' amid Senate backlash over immigration enforcement.
Afghan Child Bride's In-laws Jailed for Torture
Afghan child bride Sahar Gul's in-laws sentenced to 10 years for torture and abuse after keeping her captive in a basement for six months.
Italy Faces Human Rights Lawsuit Over Libya Migration Deal
Italy faces ECHR lawsuit over Libya migration deal, alleging human rights abuses including torture and slavery of returned migrants.
Police Release of Suspect Details Sparks Debate Over Transparency
Police release of suspect's nationality and ethnicity after Doncaster-London stabbing raises questions about transparency and anti-migrant narratives.
Hantavirus cruise passengers begin isolation in Merseyside after repatriation to UK
Twenty-two passengers from hantavirus-hit MV Hondius begin isolation in Merseyside after evacuation from Tenerife.
Pep Guardiola: Blaming immigrants for national problems is wrong
Pep Guardiola says blaming immigrants is wrong after Sir Jim Ratcliffe's comments, and discusses FA Cup, Haaland injury, and Rodri charge.
Congressman Visits Detained Five-Year-Old Boy and Father in Texas ICE Centre
Congressman visits five-year-old boy and father detained by ICE in Texas, reports child depressed. Federal judge blocks deportation.
US Homeland Security Issues Alert for Comedian Behind Parody ICE Tip Site
DHS issues 'Bolo' alert for comedian Ben Palmer over parody ICE tip website; Palmer calls it a badge of honour.
Kristi Noem claims cartels place $10,000 bounties on ICE agents in Chicago
US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem says cartels have placed bounties of up to $10,000 on ICE agents in Chicago amid immigration raids.
Air India Crash Report May Be Delayed, One Year On
Air India Flight 171 crash report may miss one-year deadline as investigators await engine analysis; families and lawsuits await findings.
Salim Mehajer Seeks Restraining Order Against Ex-Girlfriend He Allegedly Assaulted
Salim Mehajer applies for AVO against ex-girlfriend he is accused of assaulting, including choking until unconscious.
Britons from Hantavirus-Hit Ship to Face 45-Day Isolation in UK
Two Britons from hantavirus-hit MV Hondius self-isolate at home; returnees to isolate for 45 days. Three deaths, eight cases. UKHSA says risk low.
Trump to Announce $22bn Rebuild of Dulles Airport
President Donald Trump will announce a $22bn overhaul of Washington Dulles International Airport on Wednesday, with plans for five new terminals, expanded underground trains, and gold-mirrored ceilings.
Net migration to UK drops 69% to 204,000 in year to June 2025
Net migration to UK falls 69% year-on-year to 204,000, lowest since 2021, driven by drop in non-EU arrivals and rise in emigration.
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