
The letter also calls for a 'comprehensive review' of the entire Extradition Act - which is widely considered imbalanced against British citizens.
It is a stunning vindication for Gary's supporters, and will pile enormous pressure on Mr Johnson to change his stance. Earlier this year, the Mail presented the Home Secretary with evidence from two leading extradition lawyers stating that he could stop the removal on health grounds.
But Mr Johnson - while refusing to publish his own legal advice - stubbornly insisted that this was not the case. Now - after studying the legal opinion obtained by the Mail, and holding a public evidence session with Mr Johnson and Gary's mother Janis this week - the Home Affairs committee has sided with Gary, 43, and this newspaper. (Daily Mail)