Hot off the press 4 hours and gives some hope to families with children especially..
Analysis
By BBC Home Affairs correspondent, Dominic Casciani
While the couples in this case have won their appeals it's not much of a victory when the Supreme Court has clearly ruled the system is compatible with human rights.
Campaigners say they are delighted. But the government now knows the principle of the policy has been endorsed by the highest court in the land as a legitimate way to control immigration.
So what does that mean in practical terms?
The Home Office will need to make sure that each decision takes into account the rights of children - and whether a couple have other assets - perhaps a home, savings or substantial financial support from family.
That will benefit some of the families - but it also means that in the long run some of the most affected people from poorer Asian communities may still be unable to get permission to bring their husband or wife to Britain.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-39050664
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