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Can offshore asylum processing ever work?
Can offshore asylum processing ever work?
Home affairs
By Sophie Church
The UK government’s Rwanda scheme is in trouble, but escalating migrant numbers are forcing other European nations to consider similar approaches. Sophie Church explores the attraction – and problems – of so-called offshore processing. Illustrations by Tracy Worrall
Can offshore asylum processing ever work?
Home affairs
By Sophie Church
Can offshore asylum processing ever work?
The Duke of Wellington reviews 'Napoleon'
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By The Duke of Wellington
The Duke of Wellington reviews 'Napoleon'
Britain should be a hostile environment for serious organised crime
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By Dan Jarvis MP
Britain should be a hostile environment for serious organised crime
The Laura Farris interview: ‘My politics were a little more left leaning when I was young’
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By Tali Fraser
The Laura Farris interview: ‘My politics were a little more left leaning when I was young’
Early diagnosis and timely treatment: Why both are key to improving cancer survival Partner content
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By MSD
Early diagnosis and timely treatment: Why both are key to improving cancer survival
The future of marine power: are we heading for collision or collaboration? Partner content
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Can offshore asylum processing ever work?
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Britain should be a hostile environment for serious organised crime
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Five years on since the government published the Serious and Organised Crime Strategy, our country has been shaken by a pandemic, war in Europe, and political volatility at home and overseas. While successive governments have focused on navigating these major challenges, the criminal underworld has increasingly tried to crawl out of the gutter and onto Britain’s streets.
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The government and NHS’s positive action on early diagnosis must be matched with an equal focus on timely treatment if we are to deliver a step change in cancer survival. David Long, Business Unit Director for Oncology at MSD UK, explains how current NHS pressures need not be a barrier to patients receiving the right treatment at the right time.
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