Family fighting deportation demand Michael Gove stands by his Brexit promise and allows them to stay

Gregg, Kathryn and Lachlan Brain meet Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon

An Australian father fighting deportation has called on Justice Secretary Michael Gove to allow his family to stay in the UK.
The Tory prime ministerial hopeful sympathised with their case before the EU referendum.
Gregg Brain, who moved from Australia to Dingwall in the Scottish Highlands with wife Kathryn and son Lachlan, now seven, in 2011, gave evidence to the Commons Scottish Affairs Committee about their experience with the UK immigration system.
Mr Brain said afterwards: "Gove was saying that we would benefit from a post- Brexit immigration policy, in as much as immigration policy would in some degree be devolved to Scotland and some regional aspect would be applied.
"But any restrictions that are being placed on our stay at the moment aren't coming from Brussels or Holyrood - they're coming from Westminster.