Singapore Born Grandmother Deported From Britain After 30 Years Allowed To Return
A mother-of-two who was deported despite living in Britain for 30 years has been granted a reprieve by the Home Office after reversing their decision.
Irene Clennell, 53, who was the main carer for her British husband John, was placed in an immigration detention centre before being deported to Singapore earlier this year.
Clennell, who lived in County Durham and has two sons and a granddaughter, had just £12 in her pocket and no change of clothes when she was removed from the country, the Press Association reports.
At the time she accused the Home Office of treating her like a terrorist and said despite promising to send someone to meet her in Singapore, they never did.
But in a statement, the Government said she has now been granted a visa.
It said: Mrs Clennell has been ...
