The Home Office has been refused permission to challenge a High Court ruling that temporarily blocked an Eritrean migrant's deportation to France - dealing another blow to Labour's flailing 'one in, one out' scheme. Today, lawyers for the Home Office made a bid at the Court of Appeal to challenge the ruling. Lord Justice Arnold, Lord Justice Lewis and Lady Justice Elisabeth Laing refused to grant permission to appeal, with detailed reasons to follow at a later date. <p>Your browser does not support iframes.</p>There has been criticism that in some cases this included free swimming lessons, cookery classes and other perks. Under a voluntary scheme run by the Home Office, failed asylum seekers can be paid £3,000 just for agreeing to leave Britain.