Britain Tightens Article 8 and Late Asylum Claims
Government amendments would direct courts to examine the substance of family relationships and require decision-makers to weigh unexplained late claims.
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Government amendments would direct courts to examine the substance of family relationships and require decision-makers to weigh unexplained late claims.
The government is rolling out concentrated trial lists and cross-region remote hearings while preserving defendants’ ability to seek an in-person hearing.
An emergency judicial-review challenge to the Northern Ireland secretary’s ban on a Garvaghy Road parade will return to court on Monday.
The rail regulator has proposed safeguards for Great British Railways’ dual role in ticketing and market administration.
The UK government has opened a consultation on extending statutory repair deadlines to private rented homes in England.
The High Court refused claimants permission to appeal a ruling on sample vehicles in the diesel-emissions litigation, leaving a direct application to the Court of Appeal.
The Prudential Regulation Authority wants 128 banking, insurance and credit-union thresholds to rise automatically with nominal GDP.
Britain’s trade authority has proposed five-year anti-dumping duties after finding an imminent threat to domestic producers.
Ofcom is investigating whether Meta assessed illegal-content and child-safety risks before launching Instagram Instants.
The British government has accepted a doctor-led commission’s 44 recommendations for a lifecycle-based system governing AI in healthcare.
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