Judge revokes 'terror exile' ruling
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Updated on 03 July 2009 Source PA News A Government decision to "exile" a terrorism suspect from London on the basis of secret evidence must be revoked, the High Court has ruled. A judge said the decision was flawed because the father of five, who can be identified only as BM, had not been given enough... [read full story]
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