The Latest Breaking News from Rwanda

The plan has proved very controversial and has ended up being fought in the courts

Lawyers say there is a risk of mass claims against the Government if the policy is found to be unlawful at a full judicial review hearing.

The Times said the prince is especially frustrated at the policy as he is set to represent the Queen at a Commonwealth meeting in Rwanda.

It comes as a High Court judge ruled that the first flight to Rwanda can go ahead on Tuesday

First deportation flight scheduled to leave on Tuesday with 31 migrants onboard

Source says Prince of Wales was ‘more than disappointed’ with deportation plans

A court in London rejects an emergency bid to block the deportation of asylum seekers to Rwanda. The first refugees are expected to be flown to the east African country next week despite public outcry over its human rights record. Also in this edition, there's disappointment in South Sudan and…

The Prince of Wales is understood to be particularly frustrated at Boris Johnson’s asylum policy as the Prime Minister prepares to represent the Queen at the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting in Kigali, the capital of Rwanda, this month

Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda accused each other of firing rockets across their shared border on Friday, including a strike that killed two Congolese children, a spokesperson for the Congolese army said.

Charities and a trade union launched legal challenge to stop British government sending asylum seekers to Rwanda.

In a ruling on Friday, Mr Justice Swift said there was a ‘material public interest’ in the Home Secretary being able to carry out her policies.