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Home Office unlawfully failed to issue permission to stay, court told, despite ruling that 1,600 were entitled to it

Despite welcome moisture, drought conditions continue in Greater Nebraska

Tamil Refugees have sought legal help to bring a judicial review to British Indian Ocean Territory (BIOT) high court over the commissioner's intention to return around 94 refugees to Sri Lanka For over a year, around 94 refugees – including families with children – have been held in prison-like conditions in Diego Garcia, the largest island of the BIOT.

Successful boxer Vernon Vanriel became stranded in Jamaica after the UK refused his entry to the country.

Mr Vanriel says he received benefits before he left the UK and would have still been eligible for all of the benefits when he returned.

The Prince of Wales is reportedly angry at Priti Patels regime to give migrants a one-way ticket to the east African nation in a desperate bid to curb Channel crossings.

George Town (Cayman Islands) [UK], April 27 (ANI/PRNewswire): Dr Yaron Rado, Chief Radiologist and Chairman of the Board of Doctors Hospital, issued the following statement regarding the three-day judicial review, Grand Court Cases Nos 55 and 150 of 2021 challenging Institutionally registered medical professionals practising in Cayman and the financial concessions awarded to them.

Home Office ordered to move torture victim out of ‘prison-like’ hotel Diane Taylor © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Chris J Ratcliffe/Getty Images A judge in the high court has ordered the Home Office to move a torture and trafficking victim out of a “prison-like” hotel surrounded by an 8ft wall. Judge Coe QC heard an application for urgent action known as interim relief against the Home Office after officials failed to move the man, known as AA, from the Crowne...

Nichola Salvato, 49, fell into debt trying to pay childcare costs while working Brought a legal challenge against the proof of payment Universal Credit policy  The policy only reimburses the money to parents once it has been spent She brought judicial review against the policy and a judge ruled in her favour Department for Work and Pensions said Secretary of State will appeal decision 

High Court rules DWP’s Universal Credit childcare payment system unlawful Fiona Simpson Friday, January 22, 2021 The government’s Universal Credit childcare payments system has been ruled unlawful by the High Court in a case brought by a single mother. Nichola Salvato brought the case against the DWP. Picture: Leigh Day Register now to continue reading Thank you for visiting Children & Young People Now and making use of our archive of mor...