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Government documents and independent overviews show that direct spending on immigration enforcement is a small fraction of total UK government outlays — on the order of a few tenths of a percent. The ...
The evidence in the supplied analyses paints a : headline performance rankings show strengths in equity and administrative efficiency, yet multiple fiscal and capacity indicators point to funding shor...
The Daily Mail is a long-established UK middle-market tabloid, founded in 1896 and today described as the country’s second biggest-selling daily after The Sun; it targets a largely female readership a...
Taxpayer exposure for migrant and asylum accommodation rose sharply between 2021 and 2024, driven by heavy use of hotels and emergency “large sites,” mounting case backlogs and contracts that produced...
ONS survey and police data for 2024–25 show sexual assault remains persistently high: the Crime Survey for England and Wales (CSEW) estimated roughly 1.0 million people (about 2.1%–2.6% depending on t...
Recent analyses converge on two facts: the Home Office’s immigration-related costs rose sharply around 2022–24 and the government both added targeted funding and repeatedly under‑estimated those costs...
The available documents do not provide a single, consolidated figure for the , and existing items point to substantial but fragmented expenditures across hotels, taxis, leased vessels, and contracts. ...