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Since the referendum we’ve seen an unprecedented rise in hate crimes. Communities are divided, migrants are no longer sure they’re welcome and families now live in fear of being ripped apart as EU citizens who have married or put down roots face an uncertain future.
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Registering EU nationals in UK ‘could take 140 years’
Dealing with residence using existing procedure could take well over a century
Nearly 600,000 EU nationals may have to leave UK
Twenty percent of current EU population may lose residency
- Hate Crime
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Snapshot of Britain: #PostRefRacism
After the poll, Twitter became a forum for sharing experiences of hate crimes
- Health
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Hospital warns of risk to sick children
Great Ormond Street stands to lose millions in EU funding if the UK leaves
- Borders
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Hard border ‘unacceptable’ says Irish PM
Debate begins on how to make cross-border movement work
- Borders
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Dover chaos: a foretaste of Brexit?
'It's a growing concern for drivers who up until now have enjoyed the freedom of driving across Europe'
- Hate Crime
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Hate soars: a violent mood
You don't need to be a migrant or a member of a minority community to feel unsafe in the rising tide of hate: one woman...
- Hate Crime
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Hate soars: xenophobia
Since the Brexit poll result there has been a surge in reports of verbal and physical attacks on Europeans – both from 'old' and 'new'...
- Hate Crime
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Hate soars: Islamophobia
In the spike of hate crimes since the referendum, Muslims seem to have been a particular target. There is very little Muslim immigration from the EU,...
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RT : This is a good example of emails I receive from voters in expressing regrets about :