The Bill, which aims to place a duty of candour on public officials, has been hailed as ‘landmark legislation’.

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A six-fold surge in asylum seekers appealing rejected applications has left the courts 'overwhelmed' as migrants remain in taxpayer-funded limbo, official data shows.

The maverick filmmaker and pioneer of the docudrama, whose anti-establishment works redefined political cinema and challenged the very language of mass media, has died aged 90.