Downing Street shrugs off Lib Dem criticism - and even suggested it could be launched nationwide

One man back in England while others await deportation after three months of four-year sentences

Another sporting Andy?

Angelino Alfano accused of ordering an 'extraordinary rendition' to help Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev

Justice Secretary calls for 'wholesale changes' to Human Rights law in Britain

After two decades in the UK, prosecutors have finally confirmed Abu Qatada's arrival in Jordan to stand trial on terrorism charges.

The Australian protester who spent two months in prison after disrupting last year’s Oxford and Cambridge boat race yesterday accused the Government of “extremist” behaviour after he was ordered to leave the country by the Home Office.

Radical cleric will face judges at Special Immigration Appeals Commission

A Bill to curb migrants' rights and make it easier to deport foreign nationals will be at the heart of the Queen's Speech at the start of a new parliamentary session this week.

For him the European Court makes Stalin’s show trials look like models of justice

David Cameron has made a pitch to the Tory right after he raised the prospect of temporary withdrawal from the European Convention on Human Rights in an attempt to deport the extremist preacher Abu Qatada from Britain.

Moves to cut the number of court cases that are strung out by people applying for judicial reviews of decisions will be announced today by the Justice Secretary, Chris Grayling.

The Government has asked permission to take its fight to remove hate preacher Abu Qatada from the UK to the highest court in the land.

Boris Johnson decries 'utter madness that we can't get shot of this man'