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'Terrorist' wins battle to stay in Britain Last Updated : 03 Jan 2017 05:56:48 PM IST File photo
A wheelchair-bound Algerian "militant" with alleged links to Al Qaeda founder Osama Bin Laden on Tuesday won a 21-year legal battle to stay in Britain, the media reported.
A judge ruled that the threat of deportation had been bad for the mental health of the man, known only as 'G', The Telegraph said.
The government had repeatedly tried to expel ‘G', accusing him of helping to send young British Muslims abroad to train as jihadists.
The man had lost two previous appeals against deportation but human rights laws prevented his deportation to Algeria.
However, the Special Immigration Appeals Commission has now found that the man no longer poses a risk to national security in Britain.
The ruling was another blow for Home Secretary Amber Rudd, who lost a series of court cases involving the deportation of suspected terrorists last year.
A Home Office spokesperson told the Telegraph that the government was now considering other options.
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