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The European Court of Human Rights ruled in January that Abu Qatada could not be deported there, because of a risk evidence obtained through torture would be used against him in a looming trial on terrorism charges. Britain's government said it did not lodge an appeal against the ruling before a midnight deadline. May believes new assurances from Jordan over the issue will convince the courts Abu Qatada's deportation can go ahead.
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