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Taxpayer-funded Rwanda flight could take off even if there's only one person on board

Priti Patel is determined for the removal flight to go ahead tomorrow on a charter plane, and Downing Street refused to rule out sending the aircraft even if only one case gets on board

Daily Mirror

Court of Appeal to rule on first Rwanda flight as Johnson defends plan

Three Court of Appeal judges are due to give their decision on Monday afternoon.

The Independent UK

UK-Rwanda flight for asylum seeker to go ahead after Court of Appeal challenge fails

The government’s first controversial flight taking asylum seekers to Rwanda is set to go ahead on Tuesday after a legal bid to block it failed.

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Rwanda plan to deport asylum seekers faces more legal challenges ahead of first flight

Fewer than 10 migrants may be on board the first flight to Kigali if the the flights are not grounded by Court of Appeal challenges

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Rwanda migrants — latest: Appeal thrown out paving way for deportation flight to take off

The Court of Appeal is expected to decide today whether the Home Office flight can go ahead

The Independent UK

Rwanda migrant removal policy facing court challenges

Refugee charity Asylum Aid is seeking an urgent interim injunction at the High Court and there will also be a Court of Appeal showdown

Evening Standard

Opponents of the U.K.'s Rwanda deportation plan head to court

The Monday hearing comes as reports emerge of Prince Charles being critical of the government's plan to deport migrants to Rwanda for processing asylum requests.

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Rwanda migrant removal policy faces court challenges

Refugee charity Asylum Aid is seeking an urgent interim injunction at the High Court and there will also be a Court of Appeal showdown.

The Independent UK

UK Rwanda deportation ruling appealed as prince sparks row

Opponents of the British government’s plan to deport migrants to Rwanda are preparing for an appeals court hearing Monday amid the political backlash following reports that Prince Charles had privately described the policy as “appalling.”

The Independent UK

'It's inhumane!': Activists target detention centre ahead of first Rwanda flights

SCORES of activists have been protesting near an immigration removal centre, as the UK Government plans to start forcing some migrants to fly to…

The National (Scotland)

Union aims to thwart UK Government's first Rwanda deportation flight

A UNION representing UK Border Force staff is hoping to thwart the UK Government’s attempts to deport people to Rwanda.

The National (Scotland)

Union hopes to halt Rwanda deportation flight after Prince Charles comments

Prince Charles is said to be "more than disappointed" by the policy, amid reports that he privately described the move to send migrants to Rwanda as "appalling".

Daily Record

Priti Patel could rip up Tories' own modern slavery laws to force people to Rwanda

The Tory Home Secretary is said to be appointing a reviewer of the Modern Slavery Act - which Theresa May said was the 'great human rights issue of our time' - to prevent lawyers using it to stop deportation flights

Daily Mirror

Union challenging Government’s Rwanda policy hopeful it can stop first flight

The immigration policy has come in for criticism from various groups, with even the Prince of Wales said to be ‘more than disappointed’ by it.

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Patel welcomes High Court ruling on Rwanda scheme as campaigners vow to fight on

The High Court’s decision has now paved the way for the first flight to go ahead on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

Aristocrat’s estranged wife wins latest round of seven-year court fight

Charles and Emma Villiers hit the headlines after arguing over whether they should fight over money in Scotland or England.

The Independent UK

Ex-Radio One DJ has jail term for child sex offences increased

Appeal court judges have increased Mark Page’s sentence from 12 years to 18 years after an application by Solicitor General Alex Chalk.

Newsroom.co.nz

‘Peter was a goldfish in a shark tank’

The girl described as the “most credible” witness in the infamous Christchurch Civic Creche case speaks out for the first time.

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IBAC findings into Victorian property developer John Woodman to remain secret for now

The findings of a corruption investigation into John Woodman, who is accused of paying bribes to local councillors, will remain under wraps for now, after a judge ordered his civil trial be held behind closed doors.

Newsroom.co.nz

‘Peter Ellis did not abuse our child’

For the first time, the mother of a child described as “the most credible and compelling witness” in the notorious Civic Creche case speaks out in an exclusive video interview,

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Teenager fights jail sentence over murder of disabled Central Victorian man John Bourke

The lawyer for a teenager found guilty of murdering a Central Victorian man in his home during 2018 is fighting his nine-year minimum jail sentence, saying evidence used against him was prejudicial.

The National (Scotland)

Johnny Depp is coming to Glasgow after his defamation case win

JOHNNY Depp is set for the stage in Glasgow just days after the conclusion of his defamation case.

The Independent UK

Timeline: Johnny Depp and Amber Heard

Here is a timeline of the legal twists and turns of the tumultuous Hollywood romance which has been put on display for the world to see.

Daily Record

Millions on legacy benefits still waiting for decision on legal appeal over £20 weekly uplift back payments

More than 2 million people on older benefits missed out on £1,500 in extra financial support from DWP during lockdown.

Wales Online

'Those kids haven't had justice': Anger of grandfather of two children killed by drink driver at sentence decision

'I don’t believe in the law anymore,' he said

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