In July, the government's "Borders and Nationality Bill" passed its second reading in Parliament. It's a punitive, dangerous Bill, and it ignores concerns from the majority of respondents to their consultation.

It's an attack on the right to seek safety in the UK.

But there's still time to make changes to the Bill by putting pressure on MPs to oppose it. Check out our Twitter reading list for analysis and calls to action.

Since the June 30th deadline for applications to the EU Settlement Scheme, we've heard from people who missed out through no fault of their own: poor communications from the Home Office; tech issues; or a lack of regard for the complications in people's lives that make the application difficult.

It's still possible to make late applications - it's important that people who have missed the deadline do so as soon as possible. 

When Covid-19 started, I felt very bad mentally, because I was waiting to see if my interview could happen and that day never arrived.

Our blog shares how the hostile environment collided with the pandemic, in the words of the people we support.

Refugees at Home are recruiting for hosts in Manchester. They're a UK charity which connects those with a spare room in their home to refugees and asylum seekers in need of somewhere to stay.

"One of the most life affirming things I've ever done" - could it be you?