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Home Office admits ‘error’ in Volha Merry deportation case
The Home Office has admitted that officials made a mistake when a woman from North Lanarkshire was threatened with deportation. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16197827.Home_Office_admits____error____in_Volha_Merry_deportation_case/?ref=rss
Tories braced for anti-May backlash in local elections
Conservative HQ is bracing itself for an electoral backlash later this week as voters prepare to deliver their first major verdict on Theresa...
Brexit: Theresa May promises ‘robust’ response to Lords defeats
Theresa May has promised a “robust" response to the defeats by the House of Lords over Brexit amid concern from her ministers that...
Thousands of students ‘innocent of illegal immigration claim’
THOUSANDS of foreign students may have been falsely accused of faking their ability to speak English and ordered to leave the country because...
World’s fifth largest cruise ship docks at Invergordon
The world’s fifth largest cruise ship is creating waves after arriving at Invergordon in the Cromarty Firth in Easter Ross. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16197793.World__39_s_fifth_largest_cruise_ship_docks_at_Invergordon/?ref=rss
Rape complainer says new policy change would have put her off reporting crime
AN alleged rape victim has said there is a “good chance” she would never have reported the crime had she known about a...
Police numbers fall to lowest for nine years
The number of police officers in Scotland is at its lowest level for nine years . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16197566.Police_numbers_fall_to_lowest_for_nine_years/?ref=rss
Boris Johnson backs nuclear deal with Iran despite Netanyahu’s claims
Boris Johnson has said he continues to support the Iran nuclear deal after Israel claimed Tehran had covered up its weapons programme. ....
Royal wedding coin ridiculed online
A coin to commemorate the royal wedding has been met with criticism, with some questioning whether or not it looks like the couple....
Britain to order tax haven islands to reveal owners of secrecy firms
BRITAIN will order its tax haven islands to name the owners of offshore firms in what campaigners called a “great leap forward" in...
