A homeless man denied accommodation by his local authority has won a judicial review against the London Borough of Islington after it failed to follow due process

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While establishing that all psychiatric patients, regardless of status, are owed the same duty, the European Court of Human Rights has also minimised the meaningfulness of its decision in practice

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