Europe’s human rights judges are unlikely ever to reveal whether or not British Home Secretary Theresa May was right to say that Abu Qatada’s appeal was made too late, MPs heard today.

UK Home Secretary Theresa May tonight dismissed terror suspect Abu Qatada’s latest bid to avoid deportation as a “delaying tactic”.

Radical cleric Abu Qatada was arrested today as the British government prepared to set out its next steps in sending him back to Jordan.

Five terrorist suspects including radical preacher Abu Hamza can be extradited from the UK to America for trial, human rights judges ruled today.

EX-FORMULA one boss Max Mosley has launched an appeal against his failed bid to force a change in Britain’s privacy laws.

Crucifixes can be displayed in state school classrooms, the European Court of Human Rights has ruled .

Religious symbols in classrooms could be banned across Europe if a human rights ruling is upheld on appeal today.

THE Supreme Court yesterday did what supreme courts do: it ruled in favour of one argument and rejected another. It made a decision on what a piece of legislation actually means.

THE European Court of Human Rights has ruled that Britain breached the rights of a murderer and his wife by denying them access to artificial insemination.

Natallie Evans, who was left infertile after cancer therapy, has lost her fight at the European Court of Human Rights to become a mother using her frozen embryos, her solicitor said today.

THE European Court of Human Rights yesterday ruled that eight years of solitary confinement for Carlos the Jackal did not violate the jailed terrorist’s rights or amount to inhumane treatment.

The European Court of Human Rights today ruled that eight years of solitary confinement for Carlos the Jackal did not violate the jailed terrorist’s rights or amount to inhumane treatment.

Natallie Evans today vowed not to give up the fight to be able to use her frozen IVF embryos to have a baby.

Foreign Affairs Minister Dermot Ahern tonight welcomed a European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruling in favour of the Irish Government.

Kurdish rebel leader Abdullah Ocalan did not receive a fair trial in Turkey, Europe’s top human rights court ruled today in a decision that will put pressure on Ankara as it prepares for membership negotiations with the European Union.

Kurdish rebel leader Abdullah Ocalan did not receive a fair trial in Turkey, the European human rights court ruled today.