Human rights groups say the government risks breaching international law by denying people the right to claim asylum.
Human rights groups say the government risks breaching international law by denying people the right to claim asylum.
By Caolán Magee and Reuters
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A British court has temporarily blocked the deportation of an asylum seeker to France, dealing an early setback to Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s plan to return people who arrive in the United Kingdom on small boats.
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