A judicial ruling has granted Gazans the right to settle in Britain under a scheme originally designed for those fleeing war, prompting officials to warn of a potential surge in arrivals and reigniting debate over immigration measures.
An Albanian with a criminal record was allowed to remain after a judge accepted that his son’s strict diet, centred on specific foods, constituted a significant factor preventing his deportation.
Labour is preparing to hold discussions with a Caribbean delegation seeking a multitrillion-pound settlement for historical slavery, with the Foreign Office ready to explore potential reparations.