Holly Bancroft is a Social Affairs Correspondent at The Independent. She covers a variety of topics including immigration, social issues, and crime, with a particular focus on refugees and asylum, housing policy, and social care. Holly's work has been featured in several prominent outlets, including MailOnline, Yahoo Finance UK, and The Bureau of Investigative Journalism.
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Holly Bancroft's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, particularly around issues related to immigration, asylum backlog, and law enforcement. Her reporting often involves citing data and covering evolving stories within the realm of legal policy regulation.
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More than 60 asylum seekers were held on remote island of Diego Garcia, part of the Chagos archipelago
Afghans brought to the UK will be given nine months to find their own accommodation, defence secretary announces
By: Holly Bancroft
Afghans brought to the UK will be given nine months to find their own accommodation, defence secretary announces
By: Holly Bancroft
A key charity warns of the heartbreaking number of children who will be homeless this Christmas as the government pledges an extra £1bn funding for accommodation
By: Holly Bancroft
A judge has given nearly 80 separated couples a chance to rethink their breakups thanks to a bizarre administrative blunder that saw their divorces wrongly approved.
By: Holly Bancroft
The 79 former pairs had made a mistake in their divorce applications two years ago that wasn’t picked up by the courts when the break-ups were approved months later
By: Holly Bancroft
Parents should face fines if they refuse to deal with their children 's bad behaviour in school, the Tony Blair Institute says.
By: Holly Bancroft
Smuggling operation was discovered after migrants posted selfies of their journeys to the UK
Smuggling operation was discovered after migrants posted selfies of their journeys to the UK
One mother debates whether to become homeless now or in March. Another breaks down as she explains how she has got into thousands of pounds of rental debt. On one day in court, Holly Bancroft meets the families fighting to keep a roof over their head
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