Justin Welby said the Home Office had told him it has no evidence to back up the accusations.
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby rejected claims the Church of England is helping to ‘subvert’ the asylum system
But speaking on Times Radio on Thursday, the Most Rev Justin Welby said he had seen “no evidence” of this occurring, only “assertions”.The accusations followed claims by former Anglican vicar Matthew Firth, who told The Daily Telegraph he had “put a stop to the conveyor belt and veritable industry of asylum baptisms that was going on”.
The decision not to schedule further votes on the legislation before the Commons rises for the Easter recess on Tuesday led shadow minister Stephen Kinnock to claim the Conservatives were “running scared” and “blocking their own Rwanda Bill”. She added: “We’re absolutely determined to get that Bill through. It’s coming back to the Commons on April 15 and we will be overturning the seven amendments in the Lords that we’ve already overturned once this week. We will do it again for the sake of what this country needs, which is to stop illegal migration.”He told Channel 5’s Jeremy Vine: “There’s no ifs or buts. It’s a massive problem and… it gives this sense of having lost control of our borders.
“Those boats that are being used across are being made more or less to order,” Sir Keir said. “They’re being stored in warehouses in Europe, they’re being brought to the coast in France and people are getting in them. It is not impossible to take down a business model like that. I know it because I’ve done it before.
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