A memorial service for Shireen Abu Akleh in London this week provided yet another reminder that despite a large and growing body of evidence regarding Israel’s culpability for the Al Jazeera correspondent’s death, no one […]
“We’ll continue dialogue and engage prayerfully” By Stuart Littlewood The UK Methodist conference has ducked the opportunity to extend BDS (Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions) to the whole of Israel. They are content to limit it to […]
By Stuart Littllewood Stuart Littlewood gives an insight into the mind of an Israeli stooge, Andrew Percy, a rude and brainwashed Israeli stooge who is also Conservative Member of Parliament for Brigg and Goole. Agent Cameron’s […]
BY PATRICK COCKBURN I was jolted by the news that the poliovirus had been detected in sewage samples in London because I caught polio in one of the last polio epidemics in Europe, which took place in Cork […]
Call comes as Charity Commission considers investigation into allegations Prince Charles personally accepted cash donations Caroline Davies The Metropolitan police has been asked to consider allegations Prince Charles received €3m (£2.6m) in cash for his charities from a […]
By Joe Lauria, After British Home Secretary Priti Patel signed Julian Assange’s extradition order on Friday the authorities in Belmarsh prison stripped Julian Assange and threw him into a completely empty cell in an attempt to […]
By Colin Yeo Asylum lawyers like me tend to focus on just one clause of the Refugee Convention: the definition of a refugee. This is the gateway to formal recognition as a refugee and is […]
Page contents Background to the changes The new humanitarian protection rules in more detail What will be the impact of the changes? Practical steps to take now New rules on humanitarian protection status will apply […]
The headnote from KB (Art 8: points-based proportionality assessment) Albania [2022] UKUT 161 (IAC): Although judges in the immigration jurisdiction should adopt the “balance sheet” approach to ECHR article 8 proportionality assessments, they must not ascribe points […]
The High Court has declared that Home Office policy on allowing migrants to have access to public funds is unlawful for failing to take account of the best interests of children, or of a previous […]