'I cared for my partner on his deathbed - now I might get deported'
manchestereveningnews.co.ukA grieving man who cared for his partner as he was dying of cancer has spoken of his devastation after being told he could now be forced out of the UK by the Home Office.
Kai Jolley had been in a relationship with Robert Woodward for three years before Robert sadly lost his battle with cancer in March.
The couple had been planning to get married. Kai, who is from Canada, has built his life in Liverpool, living in Toxteth, but has now seen his application to remain in the United Kingdom turned down by the Home Office, meaning he could have to leave the country and the community he calls home, the Liverpool Echo reports. READ MORE: Cops storm south Manchester house as four arrested after Barclays banks trashed The 33-year-old has been in the UK for six years having initially moved here for an earlier relationship.
After that ended, he met Rob in Liverpool. Not long after the two met and began a relationship, Rob told Kai that he had lung cancer.
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