Former Prime Minister Sir John Major has criticised the previous government's Rwanda asylum plan, branding it "un-Conservative and un-British". The scheme aimed to deter people crossing the Channel in ...

The Irish government claims over 80% of asylum seekers have crossed the border from Northern Ireland. Source link

The asylum seeker received £3,000 and went under a scheme separate to the forced returns scheme. Source link

The UK is reported to have held talks with other countries to replicate the scheme if it is successful. Source link

If the government is defeated, the paper says, this may delay the first flights taking off until June at the earliest. The Daily Express reports Rishi Sunak is still ...

The Home Office is offering up to £3,000 to encourage people to relocate to the East African country. Source link

Peers back five changes to the draft law aiming to revive the UK's Rwanda deportation scheme. Source link

The PM's flagship plans to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda faces fierce opposition in the House of Lords. Source link

Home Secretary James Cleverly signed the new legally binding treaty in Kigali, which he said would ensure people relocated to Rwanda are not at risk of being returned to ...

The Home Secretary accuses the West of "phoney humanitarianism" after judges rule Rwanda is not a safe third country. Source link

A government assessment of the Illegal Migration Bill finds the potential savings are "highly uncertain". Source link

The home secretary is shown evidence by Laura Kuenssberg that refugees were shot dead by police there in 2018. Source link