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  • ✇The Guardian
  • Mahmood in standoff with Starmer over No 10 not sacking junior minister
    Mike Tapp wrote unauthorised article saying new settlement rules should not cover overseas care workers Shabana Mahmood is locked in an extraordinary standoff with Keir Starmer after Downing Street refused to immediately sack her junior minister for breaching the ministerial code.The home secretary has demanded that Mike Tapp, the immigration minister, should be sacked for writing an unauthorised article calling for overseas care workers to be exempt from hardline immigration changes. Continue r
     

Mahmood in standoff with Starmer over No 10 not sacking junior minister

25. Juni 2026 um 20:35

Mike Tapp wrote unauthorised article saying new settlement rules should not cover overseas care workers

Shabana Mahmood is locked in an extraordinary standoff with Keir Starmer after Downing Street refused to immediately sack her junior minister for breaching the ministerial code.

The home secretary has demanded that Mike Tapp, the immigration minister, should be sacked for writing an unauthorised article calling for overseas care workers to be exempt from hardline immigration changes.

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© Photograph: Ian Davidson/SOPA Images/Shutterstock

© Photograph: Ian Davidson/SOPA Images/Shutterstock

  • ✇The Guardian
  • Starmer and hardline governments risk creating ‘hierarchy of people’ by constraining human rights
    Human rights official says politicians are playing into the hands of the populist right as they seek to tackle migrationKeir Starmer and Europe’s hardline governments risk creating a “hierarchy of people” as they seek to address migration by curbing fundamental rights, Europe’s most senior human rights official has said.Michael O’Flaherty, the Council of Europe’s commissioner for human rights, said that “middle-of-the-road politicians” are playing into the hands of the populist right. Continue r
     

Starmer and hardline governments risk creating ‘hierarchy of people’ by constraining human rights

10. Dezember 2025 um 21:04

Human rights official says politicians are playing into the hands of the populist right as they seek to tackle migration

Keir Starmer and Europe’s hardline governments risk creating a “hierarchy of people” as they seek to address migration by curbing fundamental rights, Europe’s most senior human rights official has said.

Michael O’Flaherty, the Council of Europe’s commissioner for human rights, said that “middle-of-the-road politicians” are playing into the hands of the populist right.

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© Photograph: Carl Court/Getty Images

© Photograph: Carl Court/Getty Images

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