MPs warn that the UK asylum system is close to “collapse,” citing concerns about the Government’s approach. The warning follows publication of a report that describes an “absence of a clear strategy” within current plans for asylum decision-making and related processes. Both outlets report that MPs are calling for urgent action, arguing that the current direction lacks sufficient planning and coherence to address growing pressures in the system. The coverage does not cite specific figures or identify a single cause, but it links the risk of breakdown to shortcomings in strategic guidance and implementation. The criticism focuses on whether the Government has set out a clear, workable plan for managing asylum demand and reducing backlogs, rather than on isolated operational issues. Overall, the reporting reflects a shared conclusion by MPs that without a more defined and effective strategy, the system may deteriorate further, increasing delays and strain across asylum-related services.