Irene Clennell, a Singapore citizen married to a British man, has been deported to Singapore. Mr & Mrs Clennell have two children and a grandchild. Mr Clennell cannot currently work due to ill-health and she was his main carer. They married in 1990 and Mrs Clennell was given permission to remain in Britain. In 1992 she and her husband moved to Singapore and she lost her right to residency in Britain. Her husband and children returned to Britain in 1998, while she stayed in Singapore to look after her ill parents. Mrs Clennell returned to Britain from 2003 to 2005, but was denied permission to remain permanently. She returned to Britain again in 2013 under a visitor visa, but had her applications to remain refused. Do you think it was right or wrong to deport Mrs Clennell?

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A senior police officer has said that people who have been caught viewing child pornography, but who have not directly abused or attempted to abuse any children should not be prosecuted, and should instead be placed on the sex offender register, cautioned and then offered treatment. Currently possession of child pornography is typically punished with a jail sentence.

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