Five Years Imprisoned, £500,000 Spent, No Redress
2014 statutory test blocks compensation after acquittal
Brian Buckle cleared his name after wrongful imprisonment yet remains ineligible for any payout under rules designed to limit state liability.
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Brian Buckle cleared his name after wrongful imprisonment yet remains ineligible for any payout under rules designed to limit state liability.
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Legal provisions block deportation of the Rochdale grooming gang leader despite 2012 convictions for rapes of children.
The entry records Farage's largest fee as brand ambassador for Direct Bullion while sitting as MP for Clacton.
New limits on family-based human rights claims produce more paper refusals but leave over half of applicants inside the UK.