Dominic Casciani is a Home and Legal Correspondent at the BBC. He covers a range of topics including security and law enforcement, forensics, and social issues, with a particular focus on Europe and the United Kingdom, as well as immigration and Rwanda. Dominic's work has been featured in BBC World, Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports Canada, Yahoo Lifestyle Australia, and BBC News.
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Dominic's coverage predominantly focuses on legal policy regulation and government announcements, particularly related to UK politics, immigration, legal system, protests, and the justice system. He also covers entertainment news to a lesser extent.
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The direction to courts is the second emergency measure instated this week amid a growing crisis.
The action relates to alleged breaches of a court order not to repeat defamatory lies about a Syrian refugee.
By: Dominic Casciani, Tessa Wong
Lee Hsien Yang has alleged he faced oppression back home from the government his brother had led.
The far-right activist is facing potential jail on contempt of court charges.
The complexities of how our prosecutions work can mean there are limits on what the public can know.
Dominic Casciani Defence Secretary John Healey has launched an investigation into whether there are long lost or hidden documents that reveal
By: Becky Morton, Dominic Casciani
Downing Street refuses to comment on the case but says the government will fulfil its "legal obligations".
Dominic Casciani A Nazi sympathiser has been found by a court to have prepared a terrorism attack on an immigration law firm after choosing them as a target after reading a Daily Mail article.
Senior Tory Sir Iain Duncan Smith says Yang Tengbo could be "the tip of the iceberg" of those in the UK doing the same job.
The Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) said the security service had acted within the law when it named Christine Lee as a threat to national security.
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