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Small boats bill ripped apart in Lords as peers say government living ‘in cloud cuckoo land’

Peer says aim of detaining and deporting small boat migrants ‘not based on reality’ as Lords add protections for pregnant women, children and LGBT+ people

The Independent UK

Sunak refuses to guarantee first Rwanda flight will take off by end of year

The Prime Minister insisted he is ‘entirely confident’ in his Rwanda plan.

The Independent UK

What happens next with government plans to deport people to Rwanda?

The Court of Appeal has ruled the Government’s plan to deport migrants to the African country is unlawful

Evening Standard

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Rwanda appeal decision ‘did not support or oppose any political view’ – judge

The Court of Appeal overturned the High Court’s finding that the east African nation could be considered a ‘safe third country’ for asylum seekers.

The Independent UK

Suella Braverman blames 'phoney humanitarianism' for inability to stop small boats

THE Home Secretary has said that “phoney humanitarianism” is holding back the UK Government’s plans to stop small boat crossings.

The National (Scotland)

Watch as Braverman delivers statement to Commons after Court of Appeal’s Rwanda ruling

Watch as Suella Braverman delivers a statement after the Court of Appeal ruled government plans to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda are unlawful.

The Independent UK

What happens next with plans to deport people to Rwanda?

The Court of Appeal has ruled the Government’s plan to deport migrants to the African country is unlawful.

The Independent UK

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Government to appeal ‘unlawful’ Rwanda deportation ruling

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said he “fundamentally disagrees” with a Court of Appeal ruling that his government’s Rwanda deportation scheme is unlawful and will now take the case to the Supreme Court.

The Week

‘Immense relief’ from asylum seekers in UK after Court of Appeal rules Rwanda policy unlawful

Judges overturned a High Court ruling that said Rwanda could be a ‘safe third country’

Evening Standard

Policy to send asylum seekers to Rwanda is 'unlawful', court rules

The Court of Appeal has ruled that the government's plans to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda are unlawful and the country cannot be considered 'safe'

Manchester Evening News

Ministers to seek appeal after judges declare Rwanda asylum policy unlawful

Rishi Sunak said he ‘fundamentally’ disagrees with the Court of Appeal decision and said that ministers would seek permission to appeal.

The Independent UK

Government’s Rwanda asylum policy is unlawful, Court of Appeal rules

The Court of Appeal’s decision was announced by the Lord Chief Justice Lord Burnett during a short hearing in London.

The Independent UK

Rwanda plan: Rishi Sunak says Government will appeal ruling on ‘unlawful’ asylum seekers policy

Rishi Sunak says he ‘fundamentally’ disagrees with the Court of Appeal conclusion that Government’s Rwanda policy is illegal while Suella Braverman says plan to ‘Stop the Boats’ being held back

Evening Standard

Rwanda deportation scheme ruled unlawful as Suella Braverman faces call to resign

Campaigners and asylum seekers have won a Court of Appeal challenge over the Government’s planned Rwanda deportation scheme.

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Campaigners and asylum seekers win Court of Appeal challenge against Rwanda policy

The Court of Appeal’s decision was announced on Thursday morning.

The Independent UK

Court of Appeal set to rule on Rwanda policy challenge

Three judges will give their decisions on an appeal against the High Court’s decision on Thursday.

The Independent UK

Council loses appeal over plans to use RAF site to house asylum seekers

Braintree District Council brought legal action against the Home Office over the proposed use of Wethersfield Airfield.

Daily Mirror

Rikki Neave's killer to challenge conviction over 'wholesale loss of evidence'

James Watson was jailed for life for murdering six-year-old Rikki Neave, who was strangled to death in woodlands, but Watson has challenged his conviction on grounds evidence was lost

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Donations cases back to haunt National, NZ First

As New Zealand First tries to win its way back into Parliament, its controversial fundraising foundation will be back in court at the peak of the general election campaign.

Daily Mirror

'The British people deserve the truth on Covid. What do the Tories have to hide?'

After being appointed by the Government with extensive powers, the suggestion the former Court of Appeal judge could be forced to resign is damning

Evening Standard

Oligarch’s £95m separation deal with wife frozen for fraud case

A billionaire oligarch who wanted to give his wife “a minimum of £95 million” in a separation deal ahead of High Court fraud litigation that could “wipe him out” has been thwarted after judges said he must wait to see how much of his fortune he has left after the case.

Newsroom.co.nz

Disabled Ministry plans for up to 2500 new carer employees

Hundreds of people may be deemed to work for the Govt and not for their disabled family members, if the Court of Appeal upholds a decision.

Daily Mirror

Killer parents who left girl, 16, to live and die in squalor have sentences INCREASED

Kaylea Titford was found in conditions described as "unfit for any animal", in soiled clothing and bed linen at the family home in Newtown, Powys, and her parents allowed her to become morbidly obese

The Independent UK

Jehovah’s Witness leaders win Supreme Court appeal after woman raped by elder

Supreme Court justices have ruled that the ‘Jehovah’s Witness organisation’ is not ‘vicariously liable’ – and overturned earlier decisions.

The Guardian - AU

Queensland police warned internally multiple times that discipline system was being run in ‘concerning’ way

Exclusive: legal concerns on way QPS handled discipline cases were raised more than two years before recent court of appeal ruling

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