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Rwanda deportation plan suffers first defeat in House of Lords

First blood has been drawn by peers over Rishi Sunak’s controversial Rwanda deportation plan. Inflicting a defeat against the Government, the House of Lords backed by 214 votes to 171, majority 43, an unprecedented move seeking to delay a treaty ...

22 Jan 2024 at 21:20

Cameron urges peers to back Rwanda plan after Lords treaty defeat

Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron is urging his fellow peers to get behind the Rwanda asylum plan after the scheme suffered its first defeat in the upper chamber. The House of Lords backed by a majority of 43 an unprecedented move seeking to delay ...

23 Jan 2024 at 09:44

Starmer predicts Government will win crunch vote on Rwanda Bill

Sir Keir Starmer predicts the Government’s Rwanda legislation will sail through a parliamentary vote on Tuesday – and indicated a Labour government could consider a third-country asylum offshoring scheme. As Rishi Sunak battles to ward off a ...

12 Dec 2023 at 12:41

Three boats carrying 124 migrants cross the Channel

A total of 124 migrants on board three small boats made the dangerous crossing of the English Channel on Saturday, the Home Office has confirmed. The latest arrivals brings the total for the year to 1,506 which is down from the 2,072 by the ...

11 Feb 2024 at 13:46

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