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Fighting talk: Home Secretary Theresa May says she will pass new legislation which will order judges not to bar foreign criminals from being deported under article 8 of the Human Rights Act Theresa May yesterday went to war with Britain’s judges after it emerged that almost every successful deportation appeal by a foreign criminal is now based on their human right to ‘a family life’. The Home Secretary issued instructions to the courts last July that overseas convicts should normally be booted out regardless of their family circumstances. But immigration judges have been defying her on the grounds that the guidance was not primary legislation so does not carry the same weight as Labour’s Human Rights Act.

To an extent, it worked – with the number of successful

Answer: Article 8 appeals being reduced from around 400 a year to an estimated 200.


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England cricketers are used to getting a hard time Down Under – mainly at the crease. But Eoin Morgan, the new captain of the nation’s one-day team, wasn’t prepared for the bouncer hurled at him yesterday from outside the ground. Hours before he was due to lead out his side against Australia, the 28-year-old batsman found himself at the centre of a bizarre blackmail plot involving lurid sex messages and videos. Scroll down for video England cricket captain Eoin Morgan, pictured with his current girlfriend Tara Ridgway, was the focus of a £35,000 blackmail plot over a fling with an Australian woman five years ago, it was revealed today

In one interview with the

Answer: Australian press yesterday, Emery claimed he had found compromising messages between the pair from just last year.


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Their bodies had lay in shallow graves in the dense Malaysian jungle for almost 60 years. However, the crew and passengers of a Royal Air Force plane which crashed during ferocious conflict in 1950 have finally been laid to rest, four years after their bodies were excavated in 2008. All 12 victims - including eight British servicemen - were given a full burial today following a painstaking search inspired by the brother of one of the dead airmen. Crash site: The wreckage of RAF Dakota KN630 which crashed deep in the Malaysian jungle on August, 1950, during a target marking mission near Kempong Jendera, killing all 12 crew and passengers on board

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RAF Dakota KN630 aircraft suffered catastrophic engine failure and went down during a mission in 1950.