Meanwhile, the topic of asylum seekers dominated Prime Minister's Questions yesterday, with Sir Keir Starmer vowing to close a "legal loophole" that enabled a Gaza family to remain in the country.
The PM declared "it should be the Government that makes policy" after a judge ruled the six Palestinians could stay in the country using a refugee scheme established for Ukrainians.
The Home Office had rejected their appeal to stay with their brother, who lives in the UK, after they submitted it through the Ukraine Family Scheme.
Responding to demands from Ms Badenoch to slam the ruling, the PM replied: "She hasn't quite done her homework, because the decision in question was taken under the last government according to the legal framework for the last government.".
A WOMAN who tried and failed eight times to get asylum has been granted the right to stay in the UK after joining a terror group to boost her claim.
