A Taliban commander’s nephew given refugee status in Britain can now be joined by seven – yes seven – family members, an immigration judge has ruled. I was going to say ‘extraordinary’ case, although these days rulings like this are practically par for the course. Upper Tribunal Judge Bruce decided that the refusal decision had been ‘unjustifiably harsh’ and granted the appeal on yuman rites grounds. There would be uproar in the yuman rites industry, the BBC, the Lib Dems, the Labour Party and half the Tory Party, come to that. And why can’t they be reunited in Turkey, or Germany, or France, or one of the other signatories to the sacred European yuman rites act?