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Home Secretary Priti Patel is drawing up plans for another Rwanda flight for asylum seekers within weeks - and sources insisted it could come before a full High Court hearing into whether the policy is legal

As the hours passed, things were looking more and more hopeless – until the ECHR intervened

What does today's Britain stand for? Do illegal migrants deserve to be deported thousands of kilometres away to a country they have never been to? An eleventh-hour ruling from the European Court of Human Rights is for now halting the maiden flight in a scheme to send them to Rwanda.…

THE UK withdrawing from Europe’s framework on human rights would leave a “gaping hole” in Scotland’s legislation and increase pressure…

A flight chartered to send asylum seekers from the UK to Rwanda as part of a new government policy was grounded following an intervention by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). The plan to deport asylum seekers for processing in Rwanda is intended, the government says, to deter people…

After ruling by Strasbourg court, No 10 refuses to rule out withdrawing from European convention on human rights

The ECHR is a key plank of the 1998 Good Friday Agreement peace deal in the province. As part of the pact, the British Government committed to incorporating the ECHR in Northern Ireland law

Downing Street said all options were on the table, including pulling out of the European Convention on Human Rights.

Hundreds of people who arrived at British shores appeared to be unaware that there was a possibility they could be put on a flight to the African nation

European Court of Human Rights makes eleventh-hour intervention leaving hated immigration policy stalled on the tarmac as defiant government promises new legal challenge

All European states except Russia and Belarus are signatories to the convention drawn up after the Second World War