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The UK government announced this week that it will institute a system of hotel quarantine for some arrivals from abroad, almost a year after several other countries including South Korea, Taiwan and New Zealand imposed such policies. The decision, taken to limit the possibility of vaccine-resistant viral strains entering the UK, may herald similar policy shifts from other developed nations that have so far resisted these restrictive, yet effective, border controls. Hotel quarantine is just the latest addition to the list of policy interventions slowly bringing Western countries in line with many in East Asia – from mask wearing to contact tracing apps and even lockdowns themselves – all of which were initially met with scepticism outside of Asia.
Updated Jan 23, 2021 | 10:26 IST
Vijay Mallya applied for alternative route or asylum in the UK despite a British court ruling in favour of India s extradition request. Fugitive businessman Vijay Mallya seeks UK asylum | Photo Credit: PTI
Key Highlights
Vijay Mallya through his counsel told a UK court that he is exploring alternate route to avoid extradition to India
UK Extradition Act, 2003, states that extradition proceedings cannot continue if defendant seeks asylum protection
Mallya also sought release of £2.3 million from funds parked with UK court for living expenses and increased legal fees
London: Fugitive businessman Vijay Mallya admitted in a UK court that he is seeking “alternate route” to avoid extradition to India.
A Jamaican-born man who was being held in detention since the cancellation of his deportation to the island from United Kingdom (UK), has been ordered to be granted bail.
The man, who is alleged to be a drug dealer and has only been identified as RS , was initially one of 50 persons who were set to board a UK Home Office charter fight to Jamaica on December 2, 2020, according to the UK Daily Mail newspaper.
Since that time, the Jamaican, who was previously jailed for seven and a half years for dealing in Class A drugs, has remained in custody at an immigration detention centre while the Home Office prepares for another deportation flight that could take place early this year.
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