UK politics – live: Backlash as thousands of children to be detained under new Labour borders bill

Downing Street condemned a Russian arrest warrant for a journalist in the UK, calling it an example of “desperate rhetoric” from Vladimir Putin Administration.

The court in the Russian border region Kurska issued an arrest warrant for Jerome Starkey, the editor of the defense in the sun and put it on the international search list.

Regional Court Kursk accused him to illegally cross the border in Russia.

Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) asked the court, saying that the British citizen entered Russia from Ukraine to record a report in August last year.

“It’s just another example of desperate rhetoric from Putinovi government. Of course, we condemn her,” said the official spokesman of the Prime Minister.

British journalists “Shine light in some of the darkest corners of the world, revealing crimes,” he added.

“Jerome Starkey’s award-winning report from Ukraine presentation of the details of the Russian illegal war for millions of readers, not different.

“And if the Kremlin can’t stand British newspapers who highlighted the cold defense of Ukraine, then honestly, Putin should transfer his tanks, withdraw his strengths and end the suffering of Ukrainian and Russian people.

“We will always stand with Ukraine, we will always stand with our free and fearless printing.”

Ministers must be “bold” and establish a National Commission to assist the reform of the “unrepresentative” polling system used for the UK parliamentary elections, according to the MPs.

Alex Sobel and Headlittley), which supports proportional representation, said the first protek-post (FPTP) system “does not work” and “desperately need upgrades”.

He said that the National Commission for Electoral Reform will act as a “first step” to find a system that will be used in the future, in the middle of concern that 85% of the representative elected less than 50% of the voters that turned out in 2024.

According to the existing FPTP system, voters select their preferred candidate and the most voted candidate wins.

Alternatives include a unique portable voting system in which voters rank candidates in order of preference.

Opening a discussion on proportional representation for general elections, said Mr. Robel said, “I want to encourage the government to be brave and be honest about how they became messy about how the unresolved British general elections have become.”

New boundaries and safety gears, which retain the controversial parts of the legislation, the risks “Division of division”, the charity organizations warned.

The bill will enable longer custody for some migrants, including children and deny assistance to some modern slaves of human trafficking in the UK. It will also introduce a new criminal offense called an endangered life on the sea, it will see people in prison for up to five years for auxiliary ship.

Tim Naor Hilton, Executive Director of Refugee Action, said: “The designation of migration as” national security “for the use of terrorism-style laws will irritate the refugees, many children, as we have seen in the past racist riots.

“Most people looking for asylum here are racially collided and legislation aimed at deterrent, detention and criminalization of certificate racial injustice in our systems and on our streets.

“The government wants to abolish the security of the Law on Rwanda and parts of illegal migration. But in its current form, this account is a missed opportunity to improve the asylum system and immigration and unity.”

Thousands of children will be held in the Immigration Detention for more than 28 days in work plans, which fail to abolish the powers brought into conservatives.

Under the new borders Bill proposed to parliament, the work will retain legislation that enables the inaccominated asylum seeking children, whose age is disputed, to maintain at least 28 days in immigration custody.

Governmental statistics for the first half of 2024. It shows that 1,419 children were subject to age dispute and was later found to be less than 18 years – which means thousands of children would affect thousands of children each year.

Steve Valdez-Symonds, director for refugee Britain and migrant rights, said: “The selection now keep this act or any part of it, hammers, not worried adults and children who suffered trauma trafficking, torture and war would be hypocrisy ranking “.

Experts have warned that plans for the comparison of some victims of trafficking that acceded to state aid could be incompatible with the Even of Britons and international law, and the criminals will be organized.

According to the new account, the parliament allegedly planned to keep Tory plans to prevent the victims of modern slavery, which came to the great arrives illegally.

Victims of trafficking in the United Kingdom in this way will not be able to obtain assistance from the National British Mechanism (NRM) – the system support and identification system has been reported.

Dr. Marija Jovanović from the Institute of Human Rights Bonavero, said: “The evidence is clear: Modern slave measures that remove protection from certain trafficking for human rights and international laws in the UK reported are on. “

She called the government for work to abolish modern bondage provisions in the illegal migration act, which brought preservatives.

Jakub Sobik, from modern bondage and human rights policy and the Center for Human Rights, said that the retention of these legislation “increases trade and modern slavery in the UK”.

He added, “If they are implemented, they would deny potentially thousands of people protection from human trafficking and would strengthen the hand retailers, as well as our ability to process people.”

The former Keir Sir Sir Sirmer, when he started in the Crown Prosecution service, took his place in the house of Lords.

Alison Levitt KC served as the main legal adviser to the then director of the Public Prosecutor’s Office.

The 61-year-old was among the 30 new peer workers appointed the Prime Minister.

Baroness Levitt was wearing a traditional Škrog dress for a short ceremony of introduction, where the loyalty to the king.

He was supported by the leading lawyer and the independent crossbencher Lord Carlile of Berriew and Lords boss who whips Lord Kennedy from Southwark.

Lady Levitt is 1988. called in Bar in 1988. and took silk in 2008. years.

She worked in CPS since 2009. until 2014. year, before she became a partner in the law firm Mishcon de Reya, where she led his group for business crimes.

She returned to Bar 2018. and became a Judge Circle in 2021. years.