Charon interviewed me this morning about Wednesday’s House of Lords judgment in Home Secretary v AF, in which they ruled, applying the ECtHR judgment in A v UK, that there is a breach of the article 6 Convention right in proceedings under the Prevention of Terrorism Act 2005 if a control order is imposed and, on appeal to the Special Immigration Appeals Commission a “controlee” is unable to effectively to challenge the order because the essence of the case against him is kept secret for reasons of national security.

I’ll write about the judgment, probably tomorrow evening (apologies – work commitments have kept me away); in the meantime, listen to the podcast here.