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The NFL ultimately could wind up playing a full slate of 17 games beyond the U.S. borders, a globe-trotting barnstorming tour possibly instead of a fixed international franchise.

Such individuals could, in theory, ultimately be denied ILR under the Conservatives' plans.

Following Jarvis's statement, Conservative former minister and fellow Essex MP Mark Francois said: "We spend a fortune on Prevent, but it seems that ultimately, it doesn't do what it says on the tin."

They filed an emergency appeal, arguing that “basic democratic accountability requires that every agency’s work be supervised by politically accountable leadership, who ultimately answer to the president.”

In the face of intense opposition from unions and politicians, and following short but disruptive "warning strikes" by unionised workers, the idea was ultimately shelved.