Windrush Compensation Scheme Faces Renewed Criticism and Calls for Reform

Political leaders and campaigners emphasize the need for expedited justice and systemic changes for Windrush victims.

Prime Minister Sunak defends the Home Office's efforts, citing over £90 million in compensation paid out.
Labour leader Keir Starmer promises a 'fundamental reset' and a new Windrush commissioner if elected.
Campaigners demand citizenship for all victims within the first 100 days of a new government.
High Court rules government unlawfully dropped key recommendations affecting Windrush victims.
Action for Race Equality criticizes the compensation scheme as 'unwieldy' and calls for its overhaul.