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Monday, 7th July 2008

Immigration and refugees

Family in 11th-hour reprieve A PAKISTANI family due to be deported from the UK were yesterday given a last-minute reprieve as a judicial review was granted, church leaders said.

Church takes up case of deportation family THE Church of Scotland has called on the Home Office to halt the deportation of a Pakistani Christian family refused asylum in Scotland after a mix-up over documents needed to support their case.

Town rallies round to stop graduate being deported THOUSANDS of people have signed a petition to prevent a South African family living in Scotland being torn apart by an immigration mix-up.

Refugees deserve chance to become part of the community Scots are proud the country is safe for asylum seekers, says Kenny Hamilton.

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Gurkhas protest in fight to let veterans stay in UK

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