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UK compensation scheme opens for victims of Kraków shooting

The Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority has set out how victims of the 7 November 2026 shooting in Kraków can apply for compensation under the Victims of Overseas Terrorism Compensation Scheme 2012, including eligibility rules and helpline details.

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UK inspector finds Operation Hillmore pilot hard to evaluate

An inspection of the UK-France agreement on preventing dangerous journeys found the Operation Hillmore pilot showed a linked returns and legal-entry arrangement could work, but lacked clear success criteria from the outset.

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UK strengthens school mobile phone guidance

The Department for Education has issued strengthened guidance urging schools to go beyond "not seen, not heard" and keep phones out of use and inaccessible throughout the school day, alongside a consultation on classroom technology.

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UK regulator gives Bury council C3 grade over housing failings

The Regulator of Social Housing has given Bury Metropolitan Borough Council a C3 consumer grade after an inspection found serious failings in health and safety, tenant engagement and service information. The regulator also published stability checks for 19 landlords.