A Slovakian woman who wants her two grandsons to leave the UK and live with her in Eastern Europe has won the latest round of a legal fight. The Court of Appeal gave the woman - who cannot be identified for legal reasons - the go-ahead to challenge a ruling saying the boys should be adopted and stay in the UK. Appeal judge Lord Justice McFarlane said Slovakian government officials had 'expressed concern' about the approach a lower UK court had taken to the case. The Court of Appeal has given the go-ahead for a Slovakian woman who wants her two grandsons to leave the UK to challenge a ruling saying the boys should stay in the UK
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She wants the boys, who were born in England to Slovakian parents, to leave the UK
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Social workers intervened after one suffered an injury thought to have been caused by his father
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