Britain's first charter flight forcing unwanted asylum seekers to Rwanda is set to be allowed tomorrow after Priti Patel won a bitter fight in the Court of Appeal.
Three judges led by Lord Justice Singh backed a High Court judge who refused to grant an injunction against the forced removal of people who arrived on small boats to the UK.
It means - unless it is derailed by a separate injunction bid in the High Court tonight - the flight will go ahead tomorrow, despite the Archbishop of Canterbury branding the plan ungodly and Prince Charles reportedly calling it "appalling".
