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Amber Rudd needs to get control of the Home Office after the scandalous mistreatment of Windrush immigrants

We need to sort this out to save ourselves from any more embarrassment after Amber Rudd and Theresa May contradicted each other

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By The Sun
17th April 2018, 1:18 am

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AMBER Rudd has to start getting a grip on the Home Office.
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Amber Rudd cannot just shirk the blame

The incompetence revealed by the scandalous treatment of Windrush immigrants is staggering.

Within hours, the Home Secretary and her Minister inexplicably contradicted each other on whether any of these Brits were wrongly deported.

Ms Rudd cannot shirk the blame. She has been in her job for nearly two years.

Her boss, the Prime Minister, was Home Secretary before that. Any failings are on the Government’s watch.

Amber Rudd admits she doesn’t know if Windrush generation Brits have been wrongly kicked out of UK

Those affected must be assured that they can stay in the country to which they have contributed so much. The Home Office has to sort out this mess.

Otherwise how can Ugandan Asians — or 3million Europeans who have been rightly told they can stay after Brexit — have any confidence in the system?

Time for calm

THE Prime Minister was right to bomb the Syrian regime after its assault on civilians.

But with that complete, it is time for Mrs May, President Trump and President Macron to offer a strategy to calm tensions between the superpowers.
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Theresa May made the right decision in bombing the Syrian regime

Clearly no one should hide behind woolly words about “peaceful solutions” when a rogue dictator gasses children.

The refusal of the Russian and Syrian regimes to let inspectors do their work shows the absurdity of Jeremy Corbyn’s calls for an independent probe.

But there is no benefit to anybody in Moscow, London, Paris or Washington pouring more fuel on the tinderbox.

Cool heads must now prevail. It is time for real diplomacy.

Silence in court

THE CPS have again kept vital evidence about celebrity misbehaviour confidential.

At his sentencing for drink-driving yesterday, details of the case against Ant McPartlin were not revealed in court. We may never know how the TV host came to be so far over the limit.
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The CPS keeping evidence secret in Ant McPartlin’s case prevents him from becoming a cautionary tale for others

This flies in the face of the principle of open justice.

Ant’s behaviour could have been used as a cautionary example for others.

This cover-up means there’s no chance of that happening.

Ant McPartlin apologises for drink-driving crash and is fined £86,000 with a 20 month driving ban

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A poor tribute
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Tensions in Hither Green need to cool and they have to re-route the funeral

MET Police boss Cressida Dick needs to step in to cool Hither Green tensions.

Bungling local cops should never have allowed a floral tribute to a burglar outside the house he raided.

It is blindingly obvious that they can’t let a deliberately provocative procession go past, either.

On public order grounds, this funeral has to be re-routed.

Angry Iain Gordon tears down floral tributes left to dead burglar Henry Vincent in Hither Green
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