That's what I was getting at. It's what used to be called "mandamus" a higher court ordering a lower court how to act.Judges ordered the case must return to Westminster Magistrates' Court for a district judge to formally send it to Home Secretary Priti Patel.
I presume that it's possible to appeal against this decision to the Court of Appeal although the fact that the Lord Chief Justice has presided over the High Court hearing is an indicator of which way the judiciary views it. I've a feeling that the Home Secretary's decision is subject to judicial review.
There's a lot of spin involved in some of what's being said. The only other thing I'd predict with any certainty is that he's unlikely to be released on bail.
(IMO Talk of deals on social media is a distraction.)