Last December #Twala, a heavy goods vehicle driver, took his son, #Mason, eight,The case of #Twala, who told the #Guardian of being “stuck in limbo’”

The trip was the first time #Twala, 34, had been back since his family had left #Durban for Chester when he was 15.

#Twala was handed a letter refusing him permission to #fly.They flew via #Turkey to keep costs down but when they reached the boarding gate in #Istanbul for the flight home

the Home #Office was barring him from re-entering #Britain because of a 2018 conviction for cannabisWhile #Twala was given indefinite leave to remain in the #UK in 2010, 

#Twala’s parents moved the family to Britain 18 years ago so his father could work in the #NHS as a nurse #possession with intent to supply. He had no previous #criminal record.

Speaking in an accent more Chester than South #African, he said: “I consider the #UK my home. I don’t know anything else.” #Twala went to school and university in Britain and has no close family or friends in South #Africa

#Twala went to the British embassy in Ankara, but as he was not a #British citizen Recalling the moment he was turned away at the gate, #Twala said: “My son just started #crying. That really broke my heart.”

#Twala went to the British embassy in Ankara, but as he was not a #British citizen Recalling the moment he was turned away at the gate, #Twala said: “My son just started #crying. That really broke my heart.”

#Twala went to the British embassy in Ankara, but as he was not a #British citizen Recalling the moment he was turned away at the gate, #Twala said: “My son just started #crying. That really broke my heart.”

#Twala went to the British embassy in Ankara, but as he was not a #British citizen Recalling the moment he was turned away at the gate, #Twala said: “My son just started #crying. That really broke my heart.”

Last December #Twala, a heavy goods vehicle driver, took his son, #Mason, eight,The case of #Twala, who told the #Guardian of being “stuck in limbo’”

The trip was the first time #Twala, 34, had been back since his family had left #Durban for Chester when he was 15.

#Twala was handed a letter refusing him permission to #fly.They flew via #Turkey to keep costs down but when they reached the boarding gate in #Istanbul for the flight home

the Home #Office was barring him from re-entering #Britain because of a 2018 conviction for cannabisWhile #Twala was given indefinite leave to remain in the #UK in 2010, 

#Twala’s parents moved the family to Britain 18 years ago so his father could work in the #NHS as a nurse #possession with intent to supply. He had no previous #criminal record.

Speaking in an accent more Chester than South #African, he said: “I consider the #UK my home. I don’t know anything else.” #Twala went to school and university in Britain and has no close family or friends in South #Africa

#Twala went to the British embassy in Ankara, but as he was not a #British citizen Recalling the moment he was turned away at the gate, #Twala said: “My son just started #crying. That really broke my heart.”

Last December #Twala, a heavy goods vehicle driver, took his son, #Mason, eight,The case of #Twala, who told the #Guardian of being “stuck in limbo’”

The trip was the first time #Twala, 34, had been back since his family had left #Durban for Chester when he was 15.

#Twala was handed a letter refusing him permission to #fly.They flew via #Turkey to keep costs down but when they reached the boarding gate in #Istanbul for the flight home

the Home #Office was barring him from re-entering #Britain because of a 2018 conviction for cannabisWhile #Twala was given indefinite leave to remain in the #UK in 2010, 

#Twala’s parents moved the family to Britain 18 years ago so his father could work in the #NHS as a nurse #possession with intent to supply. He had no previous #criminal record.

Speaking in an accent more Chester than South #African, he said: “I consider the #UK my home. I don’t know anything else.” #Twala went to school and university in Britain and has no close family or friends in South #Africa

#Twala went to the British embassy in Ankara, but as he was not a #British citizen Recalling the moment he was turned away at the gate, #Twala said: “My son just started #crying. That really broke my heart.”

#Twala went to the British embassy in Ankara, but as he was not a #British citizen Recalling the moment he was turned away at the gate, #Twala said: “My son just started #crying. That really broke my heart.”

Last December #Twala, a heavy goods vehicle driver, took his son, #Mason, eight,The case of #Twala, who told the #Guardian of being “stuck in limbo’”

The trip was the first time #Twala, 34, had been back since his family had left #Durban for Chester when he was 15.

#Twala was handed a letter refusing him permission to #fly.They flew via #Turkey to keep costs down but when they reached the boarding gate in #Istanbul for the flight home

the Home #Office was barring him from re-entering #Britain because of a 2018 conviction for cannabisWhile #Twala was given indefinite leave to remain in the #UK in 2010, 

#Twala’s parents moved the family to Britain 18 years ago so his father could work in the #NHS as a nurse #possession with intent to supply. He had no previous #criminal record.

Speaking in an accent more Chester than South #African, he said: “I consider the #UK my home. I don’t know anything else.” #Twala went to school and university in Britain and has no close family or friends in South #Africa

#Twala went to the British embassy in Ankara, but as he was not a #British citizen Recalling the moment he was turned away at the gate, #Twala said: “My son just started #crying. That really broke my heart.”

#Twala went to the British embassy in Ankara, but as he was not a #British citizen Recalling the moment he was turned away at the gate, #Twala said: “My son just started #crying. That really broke my heart.”

#Twala went to the British embassy in Ankara, but as he was not a #British citizen Recalling the moment he was turned away at the gate, #Twala said: “My son just started #crying. That really broke my heart.”

Last December #Twala, a heavy goods vehicle driver, took his son, #Mason, eight,The case of #Twala, who told the #Guardian of being “stuck in limbo’”

The trip was the first time #Twala, 34, had been back since his family had left #Durban for Chester when he was 15.

#Twala was handed a letter refusing him permission to #fly.They flew via #Turkey to keep costs down but when they reached the boarding gate in #Istanbul for the flight home

the Home #Office was barring him from re-entering #Britain because of a 2018 conviction for cannabisWhile #Twala was given indefinite leave to remain in the #UK in 2010, 

#Twala’s parents moved the family to Britain 18 years ago so his father could work in the #NHS as a nurse #possession with intent to supply. He had no previous #criminal record.

Speaking in an accent more Chester than South #African, he said: “I consider the #UK my home. I don’t know anything else.” #Twala went to school and university in Britain and has no close family or friends in South #Africa