United Kingdom — Court of Appeal (England and Wales) & Keir Starmer

United Kingdom — Court of Appeal (England and Wales): The United Kingdom — Court of Appeal (England and Wales) is reviewing Vikram Dwarka's sentence under the Unduly Lenient Sentence scheme, following a referral by Solicitor General Ellie Reeves.

Keir Starmer: Keir Starmer, the British Prime Minister, condemned the violent protests and JD Vance's comments, emphasizing that the Henry Nowak case should not be exploited to stir division and that there are serious questions for the police to answer.

United Kingdom — Court of Appeal (England and Wales): Its January ruling that CROs were workers triggered the MCA's proposed changes.

Keir Starmer: The Prime Minister was questioned on the issue at PMQs, contributing to the government's decision to reverse.

United Kingdom — Court of Appeal (England and Wales): Court that heard appeals of other gang members' citizenship revocation.

Keir Starmer: As Prime Minister, he asked the Home Secretary to review the case, supporting deportation efforts.