UK court quashes Home Office block on Gaza family reunions

An immigration court ruled the Home Office's 'unsafe journeys' policy was unlawfully applied to two families seeking to reunite with relatives in the UK from Gaza. The ruling challenges the government's blanket refusal to process family reunion applications due to closed visa application centres, potentially setting a precedent for other cases. The decision is a legal setback for UK immigration policy but its broader impact on other pending applications remains uncertain.