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Here the PA news agency looks at the most common nationalities of migrants arriving in the UK both legally and illegally, those applying for asylum, and those currently in prison. Of this figure, the most common nationality was Indian, accounting for almost one in five (165,970 visas issued or 19.9% of the total). The most common nationalities of migrants arriving in the UK illegally are among the least common nationalities of those granted visas to come to the country legally. Pakistani was the most common nationality among applicants, accounting for 11,234 people, or 10.1% of the total. Afghan was the second most common nationality (8,281 or 7.5%), followed by Iranian (7,746 or 7.0%), Eritrean (7,433 or 6.7%) and Bangladeshi (6,649 or 6.0%).
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Get the free Morning Headlines email for news from our reporters across the world Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email Email * SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our Privacy noticeBritain’s biggest pub group is considering the sale of 1,000 sites in a move that could be worth £1 billion, according to reports. Stonegate Group became saddled with the £3 billion deficit after its merger with rival company Ei in 2019 - just months before the Covid lockdown left the industry in tatters. The Times reports that one option being considered by executives is selling the pubs off in groups of hundreds rather than pursuing a sale of the entire group. Stonegate Group has been contacted for comment.
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“I’ve seen some really awful things in in my career in national security,” she said. But it is a mission that Ms Oswald also wants to take to schools, technology firms and decision makers. “So those AI tools aren’t going to necessarily be designed with women in mind and with girls’ safety in mind. I think in time I will be asking for some conversations with decision makers in social media companies,” she said. “I think the strategy is absolutely spot on, but I also can help us get there with the tech,” she said.
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The shoplifters entered boutique Jovonna London, in Marylebone, and made off with a haul – including two fur coats worth £700 each – on October 29. Staff at the shop attempt to close the door to prevent the shoplifters from leaving, but the man says “don’t you dare”. Co-owner Coco Kenneally, 41, said she thought the shoplifters were ‘stealing to order’ – as they took items of all the same size. “It is alleged that three suspects stole clothes worth around £2,000. “We are prioritising neighbourhood policing and putting more officers in local teams to tackle issues that matter most to Londoners, such as shoplifting.
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Bhubaneswar: Bali Yatra was celebrated in London by the Odia diaspora on Friday and Saturday. A Global South Maritime Heritage Summit was organised at the House of Lords on Friday that not only traced historical voyages of the ‘sadhabas' (sailors) but the tradition's relevance in the present world. The second day celebrated Odisha's culture and tradition at Riddlesdown Collegiate, Croydon. "As Prime Minister Narendra Modi said during the Pravasi Bharatiya Divas-2025, every Indian abroad is a brand ambassador of our state and our nation. This summit at the UK Parliament is a remarkable opportunity to showcase Odisha's maritime heritage and India's re-emerging leadership in the world economy.
