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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood hinted that the government is rethinking some of the most controversial elements of her immigration reforms, as Prime Minister Burnham attempts to defuse simmering tensions over the plans within his party.

UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has defended a controversial early-release scheme that includes killers, rapists and child sex offenders, saying Britain’s prisons are so close to running out of space that the entire criminal justice system risk collapse. Mahmood said the decision was “unpalatable” but necessary, warning that without sufficient prison capacity, police could ultimately be unable to make arrests and courts could be prevented from holding trials.

BREAKING: Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood says Cleveland Police have her support as they work to identify everyone involved in this morning's 'devastating' crash on the A66 near Middlesbrough. Read the latest 🔗 📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602, Freeview 233

The Home Secretary is being criticised for allowing Yusri Jabar to ‘sow the seeds for even more extremism and hatred.’ He referred to women in one of the sermons during his latest visit to a London mosque as being “exactly like a wild animal, you just need to train her ... So she doesn’t go more wild.”

🚨Important new Reform policy: As Home Secretary I will immediately shut down the asylum system. Britain is full. No more asylum. No more free hotels. I will clear the asylum backlog by deporting everyone in it. Enough is enough. British people first. 🇬🇧

It is an honour to remain as Home Secretary in @andyburnham’s Cabinet. I may be biased, but it's the best job in the business. We have begun the work of major reform, to make our streets safer and our immigration system fair for all. Now let’s finish the job.

Labour minister fails to commit to backing Home Secretary's bid to make migrants wait longer before they settle in Britain as he admits he 'doesn't know the specifics' of the policy

One of the first things I will do as Home Secretary is reassign all Home Office staff currently assessing asylum claims. They will be instantly turned into deportation agents. If they rebel, they’ll be sacked for misconduct. No. More. Asylum. Racket. British people first. 🇬🇧