The deportation plan for Rwanda, drafted by Rishi Sunak, suffered defeat in parliament for the first time when peers passed a historic resolution to postpone the treaty with the country …
Leader of Reform in the UK Richard Tice has extended an invitation to Lee Anderson and Brendan Clarke-Smith, Tory Rwanda Bill rebels, to join his party. Both MPs would clear …
Rishi Sunak has seen off opposition to his Safety of Rwanda Bill in its second reading by 313 votes to 269. The Prime Minister appeared to be facing a crunch …
Rishi Sunak gambled his premiership on the Rwanda deportation plan, and a Commons vote today is expected to expose serious splits among the Tory Party. The initiative, which has already …
The Prime Minister is facing potential rebellions from both wings of the Conservative Party, with centrists fearing that his new law has gone too far and the right accusing him …
James Cleverly is visiting Rwanda to sign a new pact for the government’s asylum policy. Following the Supreme Court’s verdict against the project, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s objective is to …
According to reports, Rishi Sunak will give Rwanda an additional £15 million to reduce Channel crossing migrants. The Prime Minister will provide the additional funds to improve and extend Rwanda’s …
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is considering deleting a portion of the Human Rights Act in order to get Rwanda deportation planes off the ground. The Prime Minister’s team is considering …
Suella Braverman has proposed a five-point plan for the government to implement in order to stop the boats, urging that the government delay its Christmas vacation in order to deal …
Ministers considered sending illegal migrants to a tiny British island in the middle of the South Atlantic, according to Jacob Rees-Mogg. This was revealed by the former Cabinet Office minister …
The UK government wants to offshore migrant housing to disincentivize Channel boat crossings, but its plan to subcontract housing to Rwanda appears to be bogged down, so the government is …
The government’s contentious hallmark programme of sending asylum seekers to Rwanda has been halted, with senior judges ruling that the African country is “not safe.” As part of the ‘Stop …
Internal Home Office statistics have estimated that deporting a migrant to Rwanda could cost taxpayers £169,000 per person. Meanwhile, processing and supporting a migrant for four years in the UK …
The Archbishop of Canterbury has encouraged the government to crackdown human traffickers “with speed, accuracy, and the full force of international law.” Justin Welby has advised Parliament that Britain should …
According to reports, the Home Office is planning a deportation trip to the east African country as soon as September. The contentious policy of sending asylum seekers to the East …
The government’s plans to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda are legal, according to the High Court. The policy announced by then-home secretary Priti Patel, which she described as a “world-first …