Fucking comicalYesterday someone was interviewed and said he’d spent the £75 he was given as he’d took a train and was seen buying food
Why did have £75 given to him anyway?
Yesterday someone was interviewed and said he’d spent the £75 he was given as he’d took a train and was seen buying food
Why did have £75 given to him anyway?
HuhYesterday someone was interviewed and said he’d spent the £75 he was given as he’d took a train and was seen buying food
Why did have £75 given to him anyway?
I personally have my doubts that people want to see this kind of stuff (as we’ve seen in the US) in this country.It's not even difficult to get sorted, get a squad of immigration coppers down outside the KFC on the Burgess and I bet you'd catch shit loads. Seize all assets/funds and send them on the next flight home.
You think prisoners should just be turfed out and told to get on with it?Sorry Pete?
Wouldn’t have lasted him long in Dalston these days!Yesterday someone was interviewed and said he’d spent the £75 he was given as he’d took a train and was seen buying food
Why did have £75 given to him anyway?
Maybe people should try and get an understanding of the wider issue rather than just surmised or repeat rhetoric.You think prisoners should just be turfed out and told to get on with it?
mmmmm
Wonder why reoffending rates are off the chart
That’s great work mateMaybe people should try and get an understanding of the wider issue rather than just surmised or repeat rhetoric.
I have done some work with this charity in London who support offenders when they are released. The personal stories are insightful, heartbreaking but also the success that charities like St Giles achieve save lives and wider the tax payer millions in the long term.
have a read or even better get involved.
Fucking comical"Here you go Mr Rapist that shouldn't even be here anyway, we're going to open the door, here's £75, see how far you can get." Like a reality show ffs.
There were two world wars fought last century for lesser reasons.
I think the promotion celebration bus may well stay parked in the garage although for different reasons offered on a recently created 'controversial' thread.
Still, every (mushroom) cloud - All you top loyalty point holders will no doubt pull a cushy desk job back here in blighty.
Allegedly off again - This time on a genuine technicality as the apprehending officer didn’t say ‘tig’ when he grabbed him.He’s been caught!
It was an admin error. He was supposed to be getting deported and somebody fucked up the paperwork.I’m very interested to know why it did happen at all in all seriousness.
We have it already, our version is the Immigration Compliance and Enforcement team. But unlike the US ICE the aren't allowed to grab people off the street with little more than the colour of their skin as the reason.I personally have my doubts that people want to see this kind of stuff (as we’ve seen in the US) in this country.
Reform will no doubt insist on copying the current US Republican strategy - they do for everything else - but I don’t think either Reform or the general British public truly appreciate how ugly and violent (and expensive!) it has to get for it to be properly enforced.We have it already, our version is the Immigration Compliance and Enforcement team. But unlike the US ICE the aren't allowed to grab people off the street with little more than the colour of their skin as the reason.
The report said the contracts drawn up for accommodation providers under the Conservatives had been flawed and that "inadequate oversight" had meant failings went "unnoticed and unaddressed".
Expected costs for hotel contracts from 2019-2029 have risen from £4.5bn to £15.3bn, while two accommodation providers still owe millions in excess profits that the Home Office has not recovered, the report found.
I think France might have something to say about us shooting at boats in their waters.Shoot the dinghys 100 yards from France and chuck them life jackets. They'll swim back 100 yards rather than forwards 26 miles.
I'm not sure we should involve cricket.I think France might have something to say about us shooting at boats in their waters.
And I think we might have some questions to answer at the ICC when at least some of those on the boats inevitably die.
and of course the old favouriteHome Office 'squandered billions' on asylum accommodation, MPs say
"Flawed contracts" and "incompetent delivery" left the department unable to cope with demand for asylum accommodation, a report by MPs suggests.www.bbc.co.uk
It is easy and convenient to blame people who don’t have the right of reply though isn’t it?The home office hasn’t been fit for purpose for 20+ years. In any other organisation there’d have been a massive clear out. Read this last week
Shabana Mahmood says Home Office 'not yet fit for purpose' - BBC News
The home secretary's response comes after The Times revealed a report calling the Home Office “dysfunctional”.www.bbc.co.uk
The culture across the board just sounds wrong to me and I get the impression the HO just does what they want rather than what the government, who were democratically voted in, have promised/trying to deliver.
The home office hasn’t been fit for purpose for 20+ years. In any other organisation there’d have been a massive clear out.
Isn't that literally straight out of the Thick Of It?I mean, this one was another story that felt like it could have been parody.
Home Office fails to collect 'basic information' about UK visa holders, MPs warn
An inquiry has revealed that data on whether someone left the UK after their visa expired was not collected by the governmentwww.standard.co.uk
Keep the economy ticking doesn't it?Yesterday someone was interviewed and said he’d spent the £75 he was given as he’d took a train and was seen buying food
Why did have £75 given to him anyway?
How on earth does that happen? The almost exponential growth is amazing, be interesting to see if it has grown as a proportion of the total number released or whether it just looks inflated because a lot more prisoners were released 24/25 in the early release scheme.As someone alluded to above, the mistaken prisoner released numbers are mental. (Source)
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Yesterday someone was interviewed and said he’d spent the £75 he was given as he’d took a train and was seen buying food
Why did have £75 given to him anyway?
It's a fair pointThe alternative is that somebody is released without a penny so their first resort is further crime.
As opposed to having £75, spending it, and then committing further crime
But they're released onto the street with no accommodation, i'd have thought a roof and a meal for a period of time until they can adjust to be more useful. Such an odd figure to come up with. Could be £1,000 and still not enough not to commit crime but I don't know the science behind why £75 and not £50 or £100. If they're going to be the type that goes back to crime, then I'm not sure £75 makes a difference at all.But it wouldn't be a necessity, would it?
Took a lot of searching on BBC News for this one, lots of sub sections to find it from main page :
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