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A selection of recent media reports

Fighting for the right to pray

Muslims are taking their worship on to streets, as Christians vow to battle a ban on praying in the council chamber. What is the futu

Telegraph.co.uk (12-Feb-2012)

The abuse of the Human Rights Act

It has allowed judges to downplay parliamentary legislation.

Telegraph.co.uk (12-Feb-2012)

Court quashes human rights ruling

Britain's most senior immigration judge has been ordered to scrap a ruling which allowed a foreign killer to stay in Britain on hu

PoliticsHome (12-Feb-2012)

Select migrants 'helped by reforms'

High-earning migrants and promising student entrepreneurs will find it easier to work in Britain as the Government aims to ensu

Longridgenews.co.uk (12-Feb-2012)

UK BORDER STAFF LAPSE IN SECURITY

THE UK Border Agency has investigated up to 74 cases involving breaches of security by its staff in the past two years.

Daily Star (12-Feb-2012)

QATADA WON'T GET A PENNY

HATE preacher Abu Qatada will not get any benefit handouts when he is released from jail next week.

Daily Star (12-Feb-2012)

PM talks to king about preacher

David Cameron and King Abdullah of Jordan have agreed on the "importance of finding an effective resolution" to the Abu Qatada ca

Kenilworth Weekly News (12-Feb-2012)

EVEN IF WE KICK QATADA OUT, HIS FAMILY WILL STAY

THE WIFE and five children of hate preacher Abu Qatada are unlikely to follow him to Jordan if he is extradited to stand tr

Sunday Express (12-Feb-2012)

Sarkozy puts the final reactionary and anti-social polish on his candidature

, by Claire Scammell and reviewed by Derek Hanson In an interview in Le Figaro entitled 'Mes valuers pour la France' (My values for France), the French President - the likely candidate for the UMP party - has revealed that he will be targeting the unemployed, immigrants and homosexuals, among other

Humanite In English (11-Feb-2012)

Secret evidence is the state's secret weapon

The Home Office argues for secret evidence in Siac deportation cases on national security grounds - except wh

Guardian.co.uk (11-Feb-2012)

Judge casts doubt on criminal 's human rights reform

A foreign nurse who groped a pregnant patient can stay in Britain after the most senior immigration judge threw out Government attempts to stop criminals exploiting human rights in to jeopardy.

The Telegraph (11-Feb-2012)

Labour cuts blamed for crowded classrooms following influx of pupils after baby-boom

Primary school children are stuck in crowded classrooms because Lab

Mail Online (11-Feb-2012)

Muslim fanatics who called for execution of gays and wanted to set up a 'medieval state' under Sharia law in Derby are j..

Three Muslim extremists who handed out leaf

Mail Online (10-Feb-2012)

Bradford headmaster Ray Honeyford - hounded for warning of the perils of multiculturalism - dies a saddened but vindicat..

The great Irish writer C.S. Lewis on

Mail Online (10-Feb-2012)

Letter: on Labour's immigration policy - Give facts, not anecdotes

Your correspondent Peterborough Trades Union head honcho Ron Graves, in extolling t

Peterborough Today (10-Feb-2012)

Abu Qatada, Bin Laden's 'Right-Hand Man', To Be Released On Bail 'In Days'

Radical Muslim cleric Abu Qatada will be released on bail within days, an immigration jud

The Huffington Post (10-Feb-2012)