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Home Secretary's appeal fails in Rwanda asylum cases
Supreme Court finds asylum seekers at risk if sent for decision in Rwanda
Ministers hunt immigration lawyers coaching fake claims
Task force launched to build cases for prosecution
Jacqueline Moore joins Thorntons
New recruit is a specialist in immigration law
Rwanda asylum seeker plan ruled lawful
Court backing for UK Government policy
SLAB tightens practice on representative applications
Sponsor applications in immigration and asylum cases no longer accepted
Profession renews protests over Johnson lawyer remarks
Scottish and English leaders raise concerns over reactions to Rwanda orders
Ukraine immigration advice project still seeking help
Appeal for more volunteer lawyers to meet rising need
Court upholds asylum seekers' right to child tax credit
Claim including prior period survived introduction of universal credit
Society attacks bill's two-tier asylum system
Different types of refugee, and criminalising help, would breach UK duties
Lawyers urge support for Afghanistan professionals
Statement calls on UK Government to offer evacuation and asylum
Dean rebuts “not-very-contrite” Home Office response
Minister again claims immigration lawyers are “playing politics”
Patel again attacks lawyers in pledging asylum overhaul
Home Secretary attacked for calling migrants "illegal" in conference speech
Serco lock change opponents refused appeal permission
Supreme Court panel decision marks end of the road
Home Office eases right to work checks during COVID-19
Video calls allowed, subject to verification after shutdown
Tribunals rule on trafficking status: Supreme Court
Commission's appeal upheld in forced labour case
Advice funding for asylum seekers under homelessness threat
Scottish ministers to fund advocacy support efforts
Court backs Serco as asylum seekers' eviction appeals fail
No tenancy rights, and Serco not liable as public authority: Inner House
Faculty backs overhaul of Immigration Rules
Response warns of need for resources, and ECHR concerns
Immigration Bill deprives UK's EU citizens of rights, MPs report
Human Rights Committee flags up powers vested in Home Secretary
Court suspends Home Office "removal window" deportation policy
Judge allows full judicial review of practice inhibiting challenges
"Right to rent" rules for landlords declared illegal by High Court
Judge finds key plank of "hostile environment" leads to discrimination
EU Settlement Scheme could repeat Windrush problems, peers warn
Home Office "appears not to have learned the lessons": Kennedy
End indefinite immigration detention, Westminster joint committee calls
Report proposes major reforms to detention decision making
Funding to help with EU Settlement Scheme announced
£9 million to help organisations inform vulnerable individuals