The first asylum decision by the new Supreme Court means that a person against whom a deportation order has been made will, until the law is changed, be able to appeal against that order and delay its execution by submitting a human rights or asylum claim, even though the material in support of that claim has already been submitted in support of an unsuccessful appeal. See Briefing Paper 8.37 'Feudal' killer tried to inject wife with rat poison Councillor quits to challenge MP France set to compromise over burka ban by only outlawing them in public buildings UK Immigration comments on Pakistani Visa Refusals Social policy in the noughties: housing NATWEST BOSSES GIVE TERROR SUSPECT BANK LOAN IMMIGRATION: TRUCK CONVOYS GO UNCHECKED AT BORDERSComments
The Supreme Court allows repetitious appeals
December 11, 2009A selection of recent media reports
Mehmet Goren was a workshy gambler and convicted criminal who ruled his wife and four children with his fists. Even before he killed Tulay, he had tried to inject his wife with rat poison and gas his entire...
Evening Standard (17-Dec-2009)
A LIBERAL Democrat councillor is quitting the party to stand as an independent in a bid to oust Salford MP Hazel Blears at the General Election. Joe ONeill made the shock decision to leave the Lib Dems, claiming he wanted to be free to speak his own...
Salford Advertiser (17-Dec-2009)
France is moving towards outlawing burkas in some public buildings but will stop short of the complete ban that President Nicolas Sarkozy has...
Daily Mail (16-Dec-2009)
The United Kingdom Border Agency has recently commented on media reports that suggest that Pakistani's are more likely to be refused visas to the UK. UK Border Agency Chief Executive Lin Homer had the following to say: 'We do not discriminate against any individual nationality, to suggest otherwise is...
UK Immigration (16-Dec-2009)
Housing returned to the political agenda at the start of the decade, but how has it fared since? Peter Hetherington...
Guardian.co.uk (16-Dec-2009)
One of Britain s biggest banks sparked fury yesterday after it emerged that bosses gave a 100% mortgage to an al-Qaida terror suspect. Albanian Muslim Krenar Lusha, 30, was an illegal immigrant who failed to get asylum in the...
Daily Star (16-Dec-2009)
LABOURS shambolic immigration system was exposed last night after the man responsible for controlling Britains borders admitted truck convoys are let into the country...
Sunday Express (16-Dec-2009)
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