The UK government, led by Keir Starmer and Shabana Mahmood, announced significant reforms to its asylum policy inspired by Denmark's jewellery law.Key changes include reducing refugee status duration to 30 months, extending permanent residency wait to 20 years, and requiring a clean criminal record.The policy shifts support to discretionary aid, integrates confiscated jewellery proceeds, and targets rejected Albanian asylum families, sparking criticism from Labour MPs Tony Vaughan and Sarah Owen.