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The UK is reviewing the application of human rights law regarding irregular immigration.

Yvette Cooper is seeking to control immigration, focusing on article eight of the Human Rights Act.

Yvette Cooper called illegal Channel crossings 'dangerous', noting urgent action is needed but providing no specific timetable for reduction.

Yvette Cooper's immigration plans prioritize removal over humane treatment, raising concerns about the system's effectiveness and fairness.

The UK government is working to reduce asylum backlogs and small boat crossings, but numbers are still significantly high compared to previous years.

The asylum backlog in the UK could take up to three years to resolve, affecting the promise to end asylum hotels.

Yvette Cooper's plan to reopen detention centres faces significant backlash over humanitarian concerns and a perceived retreat in immigration policy effectiveness.

The government's new crime and policing bill includes controversial provisions, especially regarding police powers and MP salary rules amidst legal challenges.

Yvette Cooper emphasizes the need for better representation for constituents following MP Mike Amesbury's conviction.

New law will criminalize failure to report child sexual abuse by professionals, enhancing accountability.

Yvette Cooper highlights a government initiative to combat rising street crime and enhance community safety through increased policing and new anti-social behavior legislation.

Yvette Cooper defends Keir Starmer, emphasizing his commitment to change and addressing concerns about his leadership style.

Keir Starmer's recent announcements reflect a shift in government response to mounting political pressure regarding grooming gangs.

The UK government, led by Yvette Cooper, is intensifying efforts to combat illegal immigration and deport thousands of illegal migrants by year's end.

Extreme misogyny will be classified as a form of extremism under new UK government plans to counter harmful ideologies.

Yvette Cooper will maintain the Home Office's focus on Islamist and far-right extremism, rejecting broader definitions that include misogyny and conspiracy theories.

The UK government will not broaden its definition of extremism despite recommendations to include various groups perceived as threats.

The UK government will initiate new local inquiries into child sexual abuse and conduct a rapid review of exploitation cases, responding to past criticisms.

Urgent review announced for grooming gangs to assess current knowledge and support victims, rather than initiating a national inquiry.

Government pledges to eliminate people smuggling face skepticism about their effectiveness, given the resilience of smugglers and decentralized operations.

The number of small boat arrivals has exceeded 20,000 since Keir Starmer took power, influenced by an unusually calm autumn in the Channel.

Home Secretary acknowledges the ambitious goal to halve VAWG in ten years while facing challenges in measuring progress.

The Home Secretary aims to eliminate the 'postcode lottery' in policing through a new body for better coordination and monitoring of forces in England and Wales.

Yvette Cooper promises to increase police presence to tackle rising crime rates in town centers.

Yvette Cooper humorously addressed criticisms regarding perceived political influence in providing police security to Taylor Swift during her concert.

Yvette Cooper defends Italy's offshore asylum processing deal with Albania, asserting it is not comparable to the UK's cancelled Rwanda plan.

The left wing of the Labour party will have a reduced presence at this year's conference, primarily dominated by centrists.