Religious groups bribed to expose immigrants
Religious and community organisations in the UK have been paid thousands of pounds by the Home Office to assist immigration enforcement teams in removing people from the UK, in most cases rough sleepers.
Religious and community organisations in the UK have been paid thousands of pounds by the Home Office to assist immigration enforcement teams in removing people from the UK, in most cases rough sleepers.
Canada’s business leaders want newly elected lawmakers to shift their attention to the economy following an election campaign that sorely lacked how to secure the country’s future prosperity.
Cubans flocked to a dozen shops that opened in Havana on Monday selling home appliances and spare parts for vehicles in dollars, as the cash-strapped government struggles to rake in tradable currency to purchase imports and pay its debts.
A Philippine mayor tagged by President Rodrigo Duterte as a "narco-politician" was ambushed while in police custody and killed police said, the latest official on the leader's blacklist to be targeted by unknown gunmen.
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