An IT program launched by the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) to facilitate information sharing between courts, solicitors, and police has been criticised for putting the justice system “at danger.” In the last several years, the Common Platform software system for … Continue reading Court Sharing System Puts Justice System At Risk, say Solicitors
Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev, the last leader of the Soviet Union died following illness in his 91st Year on 30 August 2022. His death was announced to TASS, the state news agency, by The Central Clinical Hospital on the outskirts of … Continue reading Mikhail Gorbachev: The Man Who Changed the World
The Joint Committee on Human Rights said Rwanda was not a safe destination for asylum seekers and pointed to government documents revealing that the country was initially excluded from the shortlist of potential partner countries on human rights grounds. Joanna … Continue reading Rwanda Unsafe Destination for Asylum Seekers
Asylum seekers from the UK will continue to be sent to Rwanda, according to Priti Patel, and plans to fly other asylum-seeking refugees to Rwanda have begun. The Home Secretary said, “We will not be deterred from doing the right … Continue reading Priti Patel Declares Flights Will Continue
The government’s first flight taking asylum seekers to Rwanda can go ahead on Tuesday, appeal court judges say. The flight was opposed by Detention Action and the PCS union, but the court said it was in the “public interest” to … Continue reading Rwanda Immigration Flight to Proceed
Tonight in Corby’s Coronation Patk the lighting of the Beacon in celebration of the Queens Platinum Jubilee took place at 9pm on Thursday evening. There ceremony was offially opened by Cllr. Anthony Dade who in his position as Platinum Jubilee … Continue reading Corby Platinum Jubilee Beacon Lighting
