Braverman says appeal court ruling on Rwanda ‘disappointing for majority of British people’ – as it happened

Suella Braverman giving a statement on the Rwanda judgment in the House of Commons Photograph: PRU/AFP/Getty Images

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Afternoon summary

• Court of appeal judges have ruled that it is unlawful to send asylum seekers to Rwanda to have their claims processed, in a judgment that delivers a potential hammer blow to government policy.

• Former cabinet ministers and allies of Boris Johnson have been accused of launching an “unprecedented and coordinated” campaign to undermine the inquiry into whether he misled parliament over Partygate.

• There was “no set plan” in Scotland for dealing with a pandemic of the nature of Covid-19, Nicola Sturgeon has told the UK Covid inquiry.

• The Scottish government has ditched controversial marine protection plans after a furious backlash that united coastal communities, grassroots campaigners and sectors of the fishing industry.

Lord Burnett, the lord chief justice, delivering the ruling from the court of appeal in the Rwanda case this morning.

Photograph: Cameras in Court/PA

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Keir Starmer and the deputy Labour leader, Angela Rayner, travelling by train from London to Selby this morning. Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/PA

Updated at 6.09pm BST