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Government can appeal against Rwanda decision at Supreme Court

The Home Office has been given the go-ahead to challenge a ruling that the policy is unlawful at the UK’s highest court.

The Independent UK

Cowardly child killer Thomas Cashman learns prison fate after trying to get his sentence reduced

The mother of Olivia Pratt-Korbel said she assumed it was a 'joke' when Cashman tried to appeal his 42 year minimum term

Manchester Evening News

Child killer Thomas Cashman learns his fate after trying to appeal sentence

The cowardly child killer wanted to have his sentence reduced which Olivia Pratt Korbel's mum called 'a cheek'

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Olivia Pratt Korbel's killer Thomas Cashman LOSES appeal to cut murder sentence

Thomas Cashman lodged an appeal against his minimum 42-year jail term, after he was found guilty of killing nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel - but his application was refused

Daily Mirror

Dublin woman who sexually abused her infant son has jail time reduced on appeal

Fionn Daly waived his anonymity at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court last year to allow his mother to be named.

Irish Mirror

Co Antrim man who knocked out pub doorman's teeth has prison sentence reduced on appeal

"This court also recognises that our society would benefit from people seeing the error of their ways"

Belfast Live

Ghana's new chief justice: Gertrude Tokornoo faces challenges, but could help transform the country's courts

Her Ladyship Gertrude Araba Esaaba Sackey Torkornoo took office as the 15th ,chief justice of Ghana on 12 June 2023. She is the third woman to occupy the position, which is the fourth highest in the country after the president, vice-president and speaker of parliament. Ghana’s judiciary is made up…

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Government will make ‘robust arguments before the Supreme Court’ on Rwanda plan

Proposals by Rishi Sunak’s administration to send migrants to Rwanda were dealt another blow recently after the Court of Appeal found it was unlawful.

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak's migration plans suffer brutal mauling as Lords inflict 11 defeats

The onslaught in the upper chamber came just a week after the Government's defeat at the Court of Appeal over plans to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda

Daily Mirror

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

It could cost the taxpayer £169,000 to deport each migrant to Rwanda – and possibly even more

The Home Office has revealed how much it believes it will cost to send migrants arriving in the UK to Rwanda – a staggering £169,000 per person. This estimate is even more surprising when you consider that one of the aims of the government’s migration policy is to stop spending…

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Quiz of The Week: 24 - 30 June

The government’s plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda hit another legal obstacle this week, as the Court of Appeal ruled that the deportation scheme was unlawful.

The Week

Why UK court ruled Rwanda isn't a safe place to send refugees – and what this means for the government's immigration plans

The Court of Appeal has ruled against the UK government’s plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda, adding a significant legal hurdle to the prime minister Rishi Sunak’s promise to “stop the boats”.

The Conversation

The Government’s Rwanda asylum plan — a timeline

The Government’s flagship asylum plan has faced several hurdles since its launch last year

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The Independent UK

Rwanda asylum plan: Timeline of government’s policy to deport migrants

How the events leading up to the Rwanda plan’s return to court and Suella Braverman’s conservatism speech unfolded

Bristol Post

Retired accountant who killed ‘abusive’ husband loses bid to bring appeal

She wanted to challenge her conviction at the Court of Appeal

Evening Standard

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

The Independent UK

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.

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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 Independent UK

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.

Tribune News Service

Sunak’s flagship Rwandan deportation policy ruled unlawful

The UK’s controversial plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda is unlawful, the Court of Appeal ruled on Thursday in a setback for the government as it tries to push through its the hard-line policy to curb illegal migration.

Manchester Evening News

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'

The Independent UK

Joe Lycett tells Suella Braverman to ‘ignore the haters’ as Rwanda deal blocked by court

Comedian previously joked that he’s ‘extremely right wing’

The Independent UK

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.

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