Home Office updates guidance on asylum seekers’ permission to work
Home Office administrative review guidance excludes Appendix EU, S2 and Swiss provider decisions
Court of Appeal rules on ILR refusal for man wrongly accused of TOEIC cheatingMonday 12 October 2026
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Immigration Law · Report
Government tables amendments to Immigration and Asylum Bill on Article 8 and late claims
The Home Office announced on 12 October 2026 two amendments to the Immigration and Asylum Bill on how family life is assessed under Article 8 and how late claims are treated, affecting people facing…
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Immigration Law · Judgment
Court of Appeal lead judgment finds tribunal error immaterial in deportation appeal
In the lead Court of Appeal judgment, Lady Justice Elisabeth Laing would dismiss a Ghanaian man's appeal against deportation after a sexual offences conviction, finding a tribunal's error about his son immaterial.
Thursday 8 October 2026
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Immigration Law · Report
Immigration and Asylum Bill 2026: GOV.UK publishes document collection
A GOV.UK collection of documents on the Immigration and Asylum Bill, introduced to Parliament on 30 June 2026, covers plans on appeals, Article 8, modern slavery, protection and asylum support.
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Immigration Law · Report
Immigration and Asylum Bill 2026: Home Office sets out plans on appeals and Article 8
The Home Office has published factsheets on the Immigration and Asylum Bill 2026, covering a new appeals body, changes to Article 8 human rights claims, a single protection status and charges for asylum support.
Monday 28 September 2026
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Immigration Law · Change
Updated Home Office asylum booklet explains the Single Protection Interview
The Home Office's asylum information booklet, updated on 28 September 2026, explains the Single Protection Interview, which combines screening and asylum interview for nationals of listed countries.
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Immigration Law · Judgment
Court of Appeal rules on Home Secretary’s choice between rival extradition requests
Lady Justice Andrews, giving the lead Court of Appeal judgment on 28 September 2026, would allow the Home Secretary's appeal in part in a case about choosing between competing US and Portuguese extradition requests.
Wednesday 16 September 2026
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Immigration Law · Judgment
Court of Appeal: no appeal to Upper Tribunal from FTT’s preliminary abandonment ruling
The Court of Appeal has held that the Upper Tribunal had no jurisdiction to hear an appeal against a First-tier Tribunal preliminary decision treating an asylum appeal as abandoned under section 104(4A), affecting appellants…
Friday 4 September 2026
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Immigration Law · Judgment
Court of Appeal examines sponsor licence revocation in two employer challenges
The Court of Appeal's judgment of 4 September 2026 concerns appeals by a supermarket and a care provider against the revocation of their sponsor licences, and matters to licensed sponsors and the workers they…
Friday 21 August 2026
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Immigration Law · Judgment
Upper Tribunal reaffirms Tanveer Ahmed and sets out signs of fraudulent appeals
The Upper Tribunal has given guidance on patterns that may indicate fraudulent immigration applications, on late evidence and adjournments, and on how tribunals should treat documents, affecting appellants and those who represent them.
Friday 14 August 2026
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Immigration Law · Report
Asylum appeals: 24-week target for some First-tier Tribunal cases from 12 August
A 24-week target now applies to new asylum and immigration appeals from non-detained foreign national offenders and people receiving asylum support and accommodation, against a current average wait of 67 weeks.