Politics

"Where there is the political will, the Treasury can find the money from the back of the sofa."

"We continue to hear from people who are yet to make their application – this is usually due to a history of labour exploitation.”

It is not the first time concerns have been raised over the Conservative Party’s handling of data, with the ICO highlighting fears in summer 2019.

It came amid tension among unionists and loyalists at additional checks on goods arriving into ports from Great Britain as part of the Brexit protocol.

The EU settlement scheme has been criticised for its "lack of inclusivity" and ongoing technical problems.

Ex-chief whip Andrew Mitchell is leading a push to ensure new legislation makes up the shortfall left by the cut to the UK’s official development assistance.

The EU Councillors’ Network will build on the 'Our Home Our Vote' campaign, which urged EU citizens to vote or stand in elections.

The Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants expressed “real concern” that Europeans in the UK will fall through the cracks when the deadline for settled status applications passes.

Sir Kevan Collins warned that the package of support is “too narrow, too small and will be delivered too slowly.”