Refugee Action

So there's already a rich literature there.

There are also numerous reports by NGOs like Asylum Matters, Refugee Action, the Helen Bamber Foundation and the British Red Cross, which highlight the damaging effects of poverty and destitution on asylum seekers.

However, these tend to focus on adults' experiences.

And although children are often mentioned, they're not the subject of the research often, and their needs are not central to the inquiry, nor necessarily the needs of parents as caregivers to children.

And yes, their total donation of over £2 million helps educate him on how to claim universal credit.

But we're barely getting started, because amongst the top recipients of lottery grants is Refugee Action, a migrant charity that campaigns amongst other things to allow illegal migrants to get jobs.

Yes, Refugee Action has also published a blog post that called for transforming the asylum system and to build a future rooted in the fundamental right to move, the right to move, underpinned by commitments to anti-racism.

So how much of your money have they received? Well, the answer is this.

More than £5.8 million.

We have challenged governments of all parties to create a fair and orderly asylum system.

We believe restoring public confidence in the asylum system requires fair and fast decisions so those recognised as refugees can be helped to integrate and those with no right to stay can be helped to return.

And a Refugee Action spokesman told GB News this.