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Mrs Justice Thornton said that two out of the 15 grounds could go ahead to a further hearing, including on the use of ’emergency’ planning powers.

The illegal immigration bill has generated endless controversy on its way to becoming law. The bill, which effectively bans asylum seeking in the UK, has faced heavy criticism for its treatment of children, its approach to modern slavery victims and other provisions that are likely to breach international law.

Court of Appeal judges found Rwanda was not safe to receive asylum seekers from the UK

Pledge from government source comes after peers made fresh amendments to bill designed to tackle small boats issue

‘They have a void in their life forever. This is so traumatic and distressing,’ victim tells Maya Oppenheim as campaigners launch legal action against government

Two councils seek judicial review of Home Office plans to accommodate thousands at two airfield sites

Two councils and a resident are seeking a legal challenge against the Home Office’s plans to house asylum seekers on airfields.

First asylum seekers arrive at former RAF base in Essex

The first arrivals are people who were brought to a processing facility in Kent over the weekend from small boat crossings.

Murals at Manston and Kent Intake Unit understood to have been painted over last week by MoJ estates team

Migrants transported to RAF Wethersfield as Suella Braverman’s lawyers defend use of the site in High Court challenge