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10 incredible things Hollie Gazzard Trust has achieved in 10 years

As the Hollie Gazzard Trust turns 10 in 2024, SoGlos reflects on some of the incredible things the Gloucestershire charity has achieved over the last decade, creating a lasting legacy for Hollie.

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The House of Lords could try to delay Rishi Sunak s Rwanda legislation

The Safety of Rwanda Bill s second reading in the Lords will be the first time peers have had the opportunity to debate the measures.

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Peers bid to KILL unacceptable Rwanda Bill in votes TODAY

The crucial legislation is due to be debated in the House of Lords for the first time, after the PM managed to force it through the Commons.

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Archbishop of Canterbury wades into Rwanda row saying Britain must do better than Rishi Sunak s new Bill as peers bid to KILL the plan

Justin Welby insisted Britain must do better than the government s crucial legislation as it was debated in the House of Lords for the first time.

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Treaty does not make Rwanda safe place for asylum, bishop tells Lords

Asylum seekers will not be safe in Rwanda simply because of “a few sheets of paper” in a treaty, the Church of England has said.

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