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Now 138K Brits have signed up for Homes for Ukraine scheme - but only 5,500 visas have been approved

Refugee minister Lord Harrington accepted the 49-page visa application form is too long after 20,000 applications were submitted as of 4pm yesterday.

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Over 100 British businesses answer the call to help Ukrainians

Over 100 businesses - from AstraZeneca to Bernard Matthews - have now joined an informal business consortium to help hire Ukrainian refugees when they arrive in the UK.

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Aldi, Lush and M&S among companies willing to hire Ukrainian refugees

Aldi, Lush and M&S among companies willing to hire Ukrainian refugees
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Aldi, Lush and M&S among companies willing to hire Ukrainian refugees

Aldi, Lush and M&S among companies willing to hire Ukrainian refugees
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Businesses rush to find thousands of Ukrainian refugees jobs in the UK

Major employers such as Tesco and M&S join forces to offer work, as number of Britons opening their homes to escapers surges over 120,000

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