Human blights
BRITAIN’S soft-touch asylum system has become a goldmine for dodgy lawyers, sham charities and greedy racketeers.
An unscrupulous minority make a small fortune by helping to win refugee status.
There’s no stunt they won’t pull to .
Now a shadow industry is charging thousands of pounds to help migrants pretend to be gay to escape deportation.
Cynical fraudsters use an LGBT group to manufacture so they can avoid being sent home, where same-sex activity is illegal.
Our revelation has led to 100 being reviewed — but it’s probably the tip of the iceberg.
Bangladesh accounts for the second largest number of based on sexual orientation, behind .
Feigning victimhood is a despicable act that undermines faith in a discredited system — and the , which has now become a big part of the problem.
It harms real refugees by clogging up the system while taxpayers are left to foot the £4.9billion .
The talks tough about rooting out the perpetrators.
But and those who make fortunes by facilitating them know the odds are stacked in their favour.
Until ministers grow a backbone and rip up the , Britain will remain an easy target for scammers.
Neet idea, Kemi
tax hikes have triggered a which is costing £125billion a year.
are not in work, education or training — more than any other European country apart from .
Bosses hit by the crippling rise in business rates and the inflated minimum wage simply can’t afford to hire any kids.
plan to halve on under-25s will give small firms, pubs and restaurants a better chance.
It’s a lifeline that could save many youngsters from a life on .
Handout chaos
WORKING families seeing their pay packets gobbled up by tax and inflation will be appalled by the .
It’s a measure of Labour’s priorities that are rising more than twice as fast as wages.
Labour-held seats account for 29 of the top 30 in the country.
This is not what we expected when promised “growth in every postcode”.
The PM must get a grip of this madness and fast.
