内容摘要：The South African Property Owners Association said it was "irrational" to give "nil compensation" to an owner who held land for speculative purposes.

The South African Property Owners Association said it was "irrational" to give "nil compensation" to an owner who held land for speculative purposes.

Whitney also accessed some aftercare in season one after being presented as the villain of the show."It totally sucked being the villain and I was angry, had a lot of resentment and was really sad. There were so many overwhelming emotions for me but I was proud that instead of running away I stayed and had those hard conversations I didn't want to have," Whitney says.

Whitney was one of the members of the MomTok group that Taylor Frankie Paul publicly revealed was involved in "soft swinging", something she denies and caused a rift to form in their friendship.The open discussions around sex, marital affairs and alcohol on the show has caused some backlash from the Mormon church."When the first trailer came out there was some backlash from the church because they were scared but actually we're showing you how we live the Mormon life and we all live it differently," Whitney says.

Jessi adds the docudrama shows how "we are all normal and everyday girls, not people wearing bonnets and churning butter like you might think".The women say that not only has the church come to accept the show, they are also helping young women think about their faith differently.

"We've definitely influenced people to question their faith, dive deeper into it or be more honest about it and I've had messages from some people saying that they're joining the church because of me," Jessi says.

While their religion plays an important part of their life, they're keen to tell me that they are not the face of Mormonism.Between July 2024 (when Labour came to power) and May 2025,

This is up 12% compared with the same period 12 months ago.So the government is meeting this pledge but it is worth noting that just 7,893 people were forcibly removed - which could involve being escorted on a plane by an immigration official.

The figures also show 8,511 failed asylum seekers were returned in this period but they do not say how many were enforced or voluntary.Separate government figures from January to March gave a fuller breakdown showing many of those who did leave voluntarily did so without government assistance or even its knowledge at the time,