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Plan to remove some small boat migrants to Africa is costly, flawed and sets a bad precedent
Removals are now likely to go ahead but the possibility of a clash with the European Court of Human Rights remains
Some Tory insiders favour going to the country early, fearing party disunity could worsen after May polls
House of Lords abandons efforts to amend legislation to underpin prime minister’s contentious removals plan
As Britain’s parliamentary ‘ping pong’ nears completion, critics warn migrants will not find the ‘good life they are looking for’
New amendments by peers dash government hopes of asylum legislation becoming law this week
Rulings on climate and migration offer Europe’s populists a rallying cry against the court’s legitimacy
RwandAir was concerned about reputational risk associated with British government’s contentious scheme
Thirty years on, the new regime has forged a stable state but at a cost — and international justice is still seeking ways to punish and protect
Covering letter sent to migrants previously targeted with removal to Rwanda creates impression they would not be sent to African nation
Legislation to send asylum seekers to African country delayed until after parliament’s Easter break
Big events can trigger change in public perception, but this scheme still appears niche to many voters
Government uses majority in Commons to remove peers’ amendments to legislation
Price of Rishi Sunak’s plan might be up to £230,000 per person, IPPR analysis shows
New agreement signed with Kigali aims to remove migrants who cannot be returned to their home countries
Peers back amendments aimed at ensuring legislation complies with domestic and international law
Report by cross-party committee highlights concerns over PM’s migration plan as it begins to undergo scrutiny in the Lords
Opposition MPs attack UK PM for agreeing to wager by TV presenter Piers Morgan on flagship migration plan
European court president underlines requirement to obey emergency orders as PM seeks to pass migration bill
Peers vote to require the UK government to show the east African nation is a safe place to send migrants
Many Tories seem content with party divisions over Rwanda, with some wanting leadership change despite being months away from an election
Legislation now heads to the House of Lords where it is expected to have a rough ride
Danger for UK prime minister is that his policy is becoming synonymous with a failure to tackle illegal migration
Question remains as to whether MPs who voted against Rishi Sunak’s bill yesterday will rebel again
Prime minister wins crucial Commons votes on legislation but Conservative divisions are laid bare
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