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Migrants pulled from ‘completely moral’ Rwanda flight ‘will be on next one’, warns Liz Truss

Critics should come up with a better idea, says foreign secretary

The Independent UK

Rwanda migrants – live: Home Office ‘undeterred’ after legal battle grounds plane

Seven people were originally scheduled to be on tonight’s flight to Rwanda

The Independent UK

UK migrant flight to Rwanda grounded as European Court steps in

Britain's first flight to take asylum seekers to Rwanda did not take off as scheduled on Tuesday after the European human rights court issued last-minute injunctions to stop the deportation of the handful of migrants on board.

Reuters

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Priti Vacant leaves it to others to defend Rwanda deportations

The home secretary inexplicably declined the chance to update MPs on how well the refugee flights policy was going

The Guardian - UK

‘It will be the end of my life’: the people fearing removal from UK to Rwanda

Asylum seekers from Sudan and Iraq share their worries about Home Office deportation plans

The Guardian - UK

We are the civil servants who put up ‘Go home Paddington’ notices in revolt

The Rwanda deportation plan has pushed us over the edge. So we are resisting, and invite our colleagues to stand up for their principles

The Guardian - UK

Paddington, go home: Home Office staff pin up faked deportation notices

Civil servants against Rwanda policy put up posters of bear from ‘darkest’ Peru and Refugees Welcome stickers

The Guardian - UK

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Last-ditch bid to block Rwanda deportation flight rejected by Court of Appeal

Three senior judges dismissed the appeal, saying there was no error in the earlier decision of Mr Justice Swift.

The Independent UK

Rwanda deportation plan gets go-ahead by appeals court

Church of England says plan is ‘immoral’ and ‘shames Britain’

The Independent UK

Priti Patel WINS court fight to fly people to Rwanda - but only handful will be on board

A 'shameful' charter flight to Rwanda carrying Britain's unwanted asylum seekers can take off tomorrow after a Court of Appeal ruling - yet fewer than a dozen people will actually be on board

Daily Mirror

Ukrainian mum and toddler blocked from Scottish home after Home Office mishap

Karyna Olshanska and daughter Veronika had safe accommodation arranged in Scotland and passports but officials failed to send travel documents needed

Edinburgh Live

‘You need protests’: Swampy criticises plan to jail those who occupy tunnels

Longstanding protester asks if UK is ‘heading towards dictatorship’ as Home Office updates public order bill

The Guardian - UK

Taxpayer-funded Rwanda flight could take off even if there's only one person on board

Priti Patel is determined for the removal flight to go ahead tomorrow on a charter plane, and Downing Street refused to rule out sending the aircraft even if only one case gets on board

Daily Mirror

Passport misery leaves thousands waiting more than 10 weeks for travel documents

Boris Johnson’s claims about most passports being issued between four and six weeks are blown apart by Home Office data.

Daily Record

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Daily Mirror

Passport Office backlog leaves tens of thousands of Brits waiting LONGER than 10 weeks

Ministers have admitted 1.4% of the 250,000 applications per week are not being processed within 10 weeks - despite Boris Johnson's 'nonsense claims' that they're all getting done within six

The Independent UK

Only seven asylum seekers set to be on Rwanda deportation flight after dozens of successful appeals

Home Office fears ‘real prospect’ of number of passengers falling to zero

The Guardian - UK

Rwanda deportation flight at risk despite loss of two late appeals

Home Office source says individual legal cases mean too few people may be able to board plane anyway

The Independent UK

Rwanda migrants — latest: Appeal thrown out paving way for deportation flight to take off

The Court of Appeal is expected to decide today whether the Home Office flight can go ahead

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Daily Mirror

Rwanda flight tomorrow set to take barely 10 asylum seekers - if it takes off at all

Priti Patel's bid to fly Britain's unwanted asylum seekers to Rwanda has hit the buffers after a wave of challenges claiming it is illegal. A government source said the number on the flight was just over 10 as of Sunday night

The Guardian - UK

Children deemed adults by Home Office could be deported to Rwanda

Children’s and refugees charities raise concerns after detention of three children misjudged as adults in offshoring programme

Daily Record

Ukrainian mum and toddler blocked from Scots home for six weeks after Home Office email blunder

Karyna Olshanska and daughter Veronika have accommodation arranged but officials failed to send travel documents.

The Guardian - UK

Unions call for delay to Rwanda policy until legal position fully tested

Appeal against plan to remove asylum seekers who arrive in the UK via unofficial routes due to take place on Monday

Daily Mirror

Ukrainian child WINS visa battle in UK after pet guinea pigs approved before her

Nataliia Zavhorodnia, 15, was classed as a an "unaccompanied child" despite travelling with her aunt, originally making her ineligible for a visa

Daily Mirror

Priti Patel could rip up Tories' own modern slavery laws to force people to Rwanda

The Tory Home Secretary is said to be appointing a reviewer of the Modern Slavery Act - which Theresa May said was the 'great human rights issue of our time' - to prevent lawyers using it to stop deportation flights

Edinburgh Live

Ukrainian child wins visa fight to Scotland after guinea pigs approved but she wasn't

Despite travelling with her aunt, she was classed as an “unaccompanied child” as she’d left her parents behind in the war zone - making her ineligible for a visa under current laws

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