A UK judge rules that a 25-year-old man from Iraq can remain in Britain because of the risk he would face if he were returned. The case centres on his family’s history and his father’s role in the former Saddam Hussein military. According to the report, the man fled Iraq when he was five after his uncle was kidnapped. The family later receives death threats, prompting him to leave the country. The judge determines that the man could be killed in Iraq due to his father’s reputation. As a result, his application to stay in the UK is granted, preventing his removal while the threat linked to his family background is considered. The outlet reports the decision in terms of the judge’s assessment that returning him to Iraq would expose him to serious harm. The coverage is based on the information provided in the source and does not cite additional outcomes such as appeals or specific legal references.