how the critics would rwanda rwanda is dynamic.anda has a tradition of providing humanity in support of a high quality . and the housing a high quality. and the housing project that we visited is one such example of where who are resettled refugees will be able to be accommodated a sustainable and quality accommodation . but and quality accommodation. but how do you answer that central charge that the uk is abdicating its central responsibility here to offer refuge to safe haven to those asylum seekers who end in the united kingdom . well coming the united kingdom. well coming to rwanda , being resettled to to rwanda, being resettled to rwanda via the uk. if you've come to the illegally will be a blessing you will be provided with humanitarian support. it will be a humane provision you. but i also that ultimately we need to stop the people smuggling gangs and that's why rwanda is important the people smuggling gangs are exploited thousands of they are receiving people are paying thousands of pounds to take an illegal journey to tak

while on rwanda , alex says the rwanda rwanda, alex says the rwanda plan is a distract from the hundredsk every yeah migrants coming to the uk every year. is unworkable and will not deter immigrants. the tories have had years to solve migration or immigration it has failed to do so. breaking the election promises. failed to do so. breaking the election promises . and rob, you election promises. and rob, you certainly been busy writing the books. he's writing as regards putin's visit to mariupol. are we sure ? putin was in mariupol. we sure? putin was in mariupol. question mark. if so, we need to get his builders over here a.s.a.p. they've managed to build a lot of flats in such a small time. interesting observation. the question is too was that mariupol or somewhere else that was staged . but we'll else that was staged. but we'll update you on jinping's visit to moscow . we think he is there. moscow. we think he is there. it's not, but no handshake as yet . we'll see if that happens yet. we'll see if that happens in coming hours. also, the latest on that news with a dup and a thumbs down

m23 is widely understood to be backed by neighboring rwanda, although rwanda denies it.the north, around the city of beni, dozens of civilians have been killed in allied democratic the last week. the allied democratic forces, or adf is widely blamed, as it has been, for killing thousands of civilians in that area over the last ten years. it is an armed group that originated from neighboring uganda in the 1990's. in the 90's, the ugandan army pushed it into the forests of eastern congo, where it has been based ever since. a recent and ongoing ugandan military operation, ostensibly to pursue and defeat the adf, hasn't stopped the violence against civilians. regional peace efforts so far , have not worked. m23 has not obeyed regional calls for its fighters to withdraw and disarm. it has withdrawn from a couple of small towns, none of them of strategic importance. meanwhile, an east african regional force also hasn't yet made any difference. can you and brandy have sent troops. other countries in the region are supposed to follow, but it's not clear if any of the troop contr

rwanda is dynamic rwanda is welcoming.rwanda has a tradition of providing humanitarian support of a high quality and the housing project we visited is one such example of where people who are resettled refugees will be able to be accommodated a sustainable and good quality accommodation . and good quality accommodation. but how do you answer that central charge that the uk is abrogating its central responsibility here to offer refuge to safe haven to those asylum seekers who end in the united kingdom ? well coming to united kingdom? well coming to rwanda or being resettled to rwanda or being resettled to rwanda via the uk, if you've come to the uk illegally will be a blessing . you will be provided a blessing. you will be provided humanitarian support. it will be a humane provision for you. but i also say that ultimately we need to stop the people's gangs. and that's why rwanda is important . the people and that's why rwanda is important. the people smuggling gangs are exploiting thousands of they are receiving people are

i5 of deportation to a country like rwanda? , ., ., ., rwanda? is not. not. there are two countries that are _ rwanda? is not. there are two countries that are commonly i rwanda? is not. there are two i countries that are commonly cited that have done something similar. the first is australia. that sent people to papua new guinea and nehru. that was widely regarded as a humanitarian disaster, with very poor conditions, access to appropriate health care, legal advice, with high incidence of mental health problems. and then, of course, there is israel. israel sent about 4000 asylum seekers to rwanda and uganda. when it followed up with them, and this was the main issue, it found that actually, a vanishingly small share of those 4000 had remained in rwanda, and many of them were picked up again backin many of them were picked up again back in the eu, back in germany or france. so this raises the question about the rwanda policy by the uk. if the uk to send people there, they are free to leave the accommodation they are put in, so will they actually stay in

sewell must send these to rwanda now . well, send these to rwanda now. of ann widdecombe as well . of ann widdecombe as well. however, robert has emailed, saying think the rwanda plan is illegal and, cruel. there you go. it's all about opinions . the go. it's all about opinions. the coming market gbnews.uk. it's mothering sunday. this is mum jean with her great grandchild . jean with her great grandchild. lovely jean. she doesn't look like a grandma at all and we've got to angela . gary has sent a got to angela. gary has sent a lovely photo of his mum who sadly passed away with dementia last year. and this is a very tough day, but condole nancy's and what a beauty was lovely angela. thank you for that. gary nortje and mum edna para babes , nortje and mum edna para babes, if you ask me by the way, which ones the mama are they sisters ? ones the mama are they sisters? and finally, last but not least for now, russell and his mummy . for now, russell and his mummy. margaret's there go gorgeous . we margaret's there go gorgeous. we love margaret . lovely, mag

sewell must send these to rwanda now . well, send these to rwanda now. of ann widdecombe as well . of ann widdecombe as well. however, robert has emailed, saying think the rwanda plan is illegal and, cruel. there you go. it's all about opinions . the go. it's all about opinions. the coming market gbnews.uk. it's mothering sunday. this is mum jean with her great grandchild . jean with her great grandchild. lovely jean. she doesn't look like a grandma at all and we've got to angela . gary has sent a got to angela. gary has sent a lovely photo of his mum who sadly passed away with dementia last year. and this is a very tough day, but condole nancy's and what a beauty was lovely angela. thank you for that. gary nortje and mum edna para babes , nortje and mum edna para babes, if you ask me by the way, which ones the mama are they sisters ? ones the mama are they sisters? and finally, last but not least for now, russell and his mummy . for now, russell and his mummy. margaret's there go gorgeous . we margaret's there go gorgeous. we love margaret . lovely, mag

but how is he perceived in rwanda? it's, it's a mixed feeling. in rwanda, some people think he used his fame to to continue or to incite ethnic ethnic divisions in their terrorism. while other people look at him as a hero based on whatever he did back in 1094, where he saved approximately 1200 tutsis from being butchered when they run. that general said was taking place. so these are, it's some people look at him as a hero. others look at him as a villain. ok. phillip miranda in, i robi, thank you. unless we got some more stories, we can headlines around the world. in the u. s. a powerful tornado has torn through rural, mississippi, and alabama killing at least 23 people that will need or destroyed buildings and knocked out power lines in the countries. southern states authorities warned residents and its part that we were in the life threatening situation. protested of classmate police doing the demonstration in western france. this time against the construction of water reservoirs for the agricultural industry. thousands of people gathered desp

we need dialogue between uganda, rwanda burgundy, and the d. r. c. the for core, great lakes countries who have been part of this conflict for the last 3 decades. we've seen persistent interference by the neighbors and eastern congo variety of reasons, economic, political, to some extent security. but the, the, the brunt of the suffering that is happening is happening in the eastern congo is civilians and eastern d r. c, who are the, who are living the consequences of these regional tensions, of these regional rivalries and of these unresolved political issues. so for me, we need to have a dialogue at a political level. we also need rwanda at some point to acknowledge that it is supporting the m $23.00. otherwise we're not going to get out of this acute crisis and the crisis might become even worse. now what we did see this weekend was the un security council, recognizing for the 1st time as a body rwanda's role in supporting the m 23. that's certainly a step in the right direction. we've seen bilateral actors do that in the past. but what we haven't

brockman's to rwanda's ms. brockman's trip to rwanda's caphal ms. exclusive interview we have an exclusive interview with our with the home secretary . and she said rwanda was a dynamic and welcoming country which would offer asylum seekers a good life . and our homeland a good life. and our homeland security editor has travelled to kigali and sent us this report . kigali and sent us this report. critics have accused the home secretary of indulging in nothing more than a glorified photo op . and yes , of course, photo op. and yes, of course, these are powerful images . but these are powerful images. but suella braverman visit here is not just about the eye catching symbolism . the uk government symbolism. the uk government desperately needs the agreement with rwanda to succeed without a third country willing to take relook it. asylum seekers , the relook it. asylum seekers, the government's illegal migration bill is almost certain to stumble at the first hurdle. so a meeting with the rwandan president paul kagame, was on the agenda as the uk's stren

~ , ., , rwanda today? i think it is actually 'ust a rwanda today?k it is actually just a distraction. a _ rwanda today? i think it is actually just a distraction. a distraction - just a distraction. a distraction from the fact that there is increasing examination of the moral vacuum at the heart of the government �*s new refugee ban bill, a bill that will strip people fleeing persecution, fleeing violence, from rights to secure safety here in the uk. a bill that will detain families, women, children indefinitely, and a bill thatis children indefinitely, and a bill that is frankly unworkable, and therefore is also a distraction from therefore is also a distraction from the fact that the rwanda scheme is unlawful and unfair. asylum eight, the charity that i am a chief executive of, has also had permission to repeal the high court decision, and in summary, it is also absolutely obvious that it is unfair to tell people they only have seven daysin to tell people they only have seven days in which to make arguments where they should not be sent to rwanda,

to rwanda. legal challenges have so far prevented that process from getting under way. but suella braverman told me she remains confident flights will soon take off. bound for kigali. we had a win in the high court at the end of last year. an emphatic judge ruling that the economic partnership with rwanda is lawful, that rwanda is a safe country, that it can to our agreement complies with human rights laws , with international rights laws, with international obugafions rights laws, with international obligations and that gives me a lot of confidence that we can progress positively to actually delivering what our deal makes clear . that delivering what our deal makes clear. that is that if you come to the uk illegally, you will be detain and then swiftly relocated to rwanda. the home secretary was also shown a skill academy attending a graduate issuance ceremony for local students . this issuance ceremony for local students. this training issuance ceremony for local students . this training centre

but how is the perceived in rwanda? it's, it's a mixed feeling. in rwanda, some people think he used his fame to to continue or to incite ethnic ethnic divisions and terrorism. while other people look at him as a hero based on whatever he did back in 1094, where he saved approximately 1200 tutsis from being butchered when they run that genocide was taking place. so these are some people look at him as a hero. others look at him as a villain. ok, felice? my anger in my robi, thank you. he was presidential biden, has extended his condolences and promised to provide emergency support to the victims of the devastating tornado that tore through several mississippi taos official. see 23 people have been confirmed that sofa with thousands more injured or messen. that twist are destroyed. dozens of buildings on the down trees and power lines as it made its way across the state. the full force of the storm humbled mississippi properties. the tornadoes, strength ripped trees by the roots and seen them crashing through buildings. the twisted is estimated to

he's on the in rwanda.ckle government's plan to tackle channel migration. we'll also get reaction from the director of for and economic of the centre for and economic prosperity. think tank stephen wolf on the snp's trouble and trouble with the snp chief executive, peter murrell, who married to nicola sturgeon, has resigned over overall concerning the party's membership . the the party's membership. the party has recently suffered a considerable drop in its membership . we'll speak with the membership. we'll speak with the political of the scottish daily mail. michael blackley. is the snp falling apart ? that's what snp falling apart? that's what we're talking about for the next. i'd love to know your thoughts today's topics. thoughts on today's topics. please tweet me at news please tweet me at gb news or. you can us on you can email us on gbviews@gbnews.uk. you also watch us online on youtube. don't go away. i'll be back in . don't go away. i'll be back in. a yes. so one of the biggest stories of the day,

that was mark reporting on suella braverman trip , rwanda. but all the home trip, rwanda.t all the home secretary's plans ethical and will they work to tackle illegal channel crossings ? joining me channel crossings? joining me now is political commentator webb and former labour mp and minister europe dennis macshane. dennis, what do you think of the plan? well i don't know if you can see this, but here's a little picture of we all saw. yes you celebrate. we're laughing our self. six smirking and about the page. you're in fact normal africans because their owners are used to this coming in and sort of taking advantage of them. the people have fled from our wars in iraq, afghanistan mali, women go all arriving here and if she gets through legally, that's not. i was a uk delegate , the council was a uk delegate, the council of europe. they don't take these things lightly. we'll see. i expect maybe this year calvin and we'll see more journalists go with probably to taylor the we'll see asylum . well i do have we'll see asylum. well i do have to make some corrections there, de

first, rwanda asylum . express. first, rwanda asylum.ountry . the home secretary country. the home secretary today witnessed preparations at first hand as the african of rwanda gears up to . take in rwanda gears up to. take in thousands who enter britain small boats. she said was confident the legal loopholes will be sealed off, bringing a halt to endless courtroom battles over deportation orders . grinning gary lineker, a grinning gary lineker walks back work and another row . also work and another row. also eamonn holmes on the front page , the sunday express. give your mum a hug from me. star's day. grief. lovely of our own eamonn holmes , with his much loved mum holmes, with his much loved mum . daily star rays are exclusive of losing seven stone turned me into a start muffin football legend neil razor tells today how his seven stone weight loss after gastric surgery has left him with a heart attack more than ever. ken quite shocked. they're not used to that language. all you can. the ex—liverpool star claims his toddler has tripled

and rwanda suella braverman been out there demonstrating all of the positives of rwanda and the potentialife that awaits those that perhaps will be rerouted there from the uk . but will it there from the uk. but will it ever actually happen? do you believe that you agree with it or is it all just talk again and no , actually will have all of no, actually will have all of that to come . and also, i want that to come. and also, i want to ask you, have you seen the news about the emergency alerts that the government will be able to to all of our mobile to push to all of our mobile phones? do we need this? do we need sounds to go off to need these sounds to go off to keep us safe ? or is it a little keep us safe? or is it a little bit of government overreach? we'll into it but we'll get into it all. but first, let's ourselves up to first, let's get ourselves up to speed. nice latest speed. what's a nice latest headunes speed. what's a nice latest headlines middlehurst headlines with polly middlehurst . michelle, thank you . good . michelle, thank you. good evening to you. the top story tonigh

first, rwanda asylum . express. first, rwanda asylum.ip to safe country . the home secretary country. the home secretary today witnessed preparations at first hand as the african of rwanda gears up to . take in rwanda gears up to. take in thousands who enter britain small boats. she said was confident the legal loopholes will be sealed off, bringing a halt to endless courtroom battles over deportation orders . grinning gary lineker, a grinning gary lineker walks back work and another row . also work and another row. also eamonn holmes on the front page , the sunday express. give your mum a hug from me. star's day. grief. lovely of our own eamonn holmes , with his much loved mum holmes, with his much loved mum . daily star rays are exclusive of losing seven stone turned me into a start muffin football legend neil razor tells today how his seven stone weight loss after gastric surgery has left him with a heart attack more than ever. ken quite shocked. they're not used to that language. all you can. the ex—liverpool star claims his toddler

wonder how is he perceived at home in rwanda? this mixed perception in dwanda as some of the people think that he actually used his theme to drive ethnic division in terrorism. while some of them, i think he was actually just being sailors and as some of them look at him as, as somebody who actually stood up to president polk a dummy. he's been a critic of president polka government for so long and saw these mixed reaction, or as i, for his perception, actually thought some think he's, he's a hero, something he's a villain. and as that is what people in the streets of rhonda think of him. alright. philips marine get knob roby. thank you so much for this. ah, it's been a busy 24 hours for by munich with a raining bundis nigger champions announcing on friday that they would part ways with coach usually a nag lisman before appointing tomas to her. as his replacement, the german arrives with a glittering cd. but with an under performing squaw preparing for their biggest game of the season, he'll have his work cut out. a new chapter i

daily mail, euro judges to back down on rwanda . judges to back down on rwanda.he guardian says health union members in push to nhs pay deal the times toxic matt face is being broken up . the express being broken up. the express rwanda plan is euro court backing down the metro. boris is dossier. and finally the daily star springs hold folks police scare and were your front pages . let's make sense of all that we with the daily mail josh . now we with the daily mail josh. now the thing is i don't think our gb news viewers really want to get into the like rwanda and brave men and the ehcr and stuff like that. they want to see straight away what it means here because at the top of the daily mail, if we going to show the little it says little page up there, it says you top right, the you can't see it top right, the vote unrivalled analysis and vote act unrivalled analysis and reports but they have a set the verdict of what have missed something in the news what they haven't verdict the haven't said the verdict the verdict and it says pull out inside . that's how we h

the deal with rwanda . cost £240 the deal with rwanda.ary lisa nandy says could have been better spent . we think have been better spent. we think you should take money, put it into the national crime agency, create a cross—border so that disrupts the criminal gangs and send the clearest possible message to those criminal gangs that. message to those criminal gangs that . their behaviour won't be that. their behaviour won't be tolerated and that bring them to account should . they persist. account should. they persist. instead, we've had more and more of the tough talk from this government. and last year the boat crossings hit a record high of 45,000 is not working. and it's about time government recognised that. leader of the lib—dems sir ed davey says the plan deport migrants to rwanda isn't viable . suella braverman isn't viable. suella braverman bill is a yet another expensive and unworkable solution to the problem which is doomed to failure. seen a number of these from the conservatives before and they just don't do the thing. and in

and his story was featured in the hollywood film hotel rwanda. for more on this, we're speaking to steve clemens. he's the host of al jazeera, the bottom line. he's joining us from washington, d. c. steve, you also scoop the story and you recently spoke to the ruins and president polk. a guy may at a security for him. and at the time he had hinted to you at the possibility of releasing recess, a bingo. just tell us how best has come about it and what you know, if it a remarkable change the turn of events in december i interviewed president, could guy make you said he would not be bullied into making a decision and that it would it take an invasion to get paul recessive again, out of prison in march in doha, he's, i asked him, i said, how's that position going? and he said, you know, sometimes you have to forgive the unforgivable and i got goosebumps on the back of my neck. read that. wow. they're going to release paul recess, begin, and then i said to him on stage it in the interview, if, if you make that decision, will you give me a call? and th

how many can rwanda take and then how many hotels needs to built in rwanda?a? i mean, that's a practical problem. the government have told us mark has reflected the legal to rwanda still going on. if that doesn't become resolved, what happens to the rest of the superstructure ? the rest of the superstructure? presumably it all falls . well, i presumably it all falls. well, i think rishi sunak is in danger because his whole police reputation rests on policy . as reputation rests on policy. as i said when we started this program, if they don't get rwanda off the ground, then this this illegal immigration won't get off the ground either. now. let's turn to the other assessing , and that is where we assessing, and that is where we now stand in terms of our international standing, international standing, international law. you were reflecting on what the home secretary said about modern laws rule 39 in strasbourg. she said deeply flawed and basically just qualifying people from the modern slavery laws, i.e. albanian migrants coming across economic migrants because

to during the rwanda genocide in 1994.me a political activist, was very critical of president leadership in rwanda, and he was, he started a group that allied itself with a group that had become violent and this national liberation front actually got engaged with some domestic violence and innocent civilians were killed on a school bus, others. rusesabagina was lowered, thought is going to a trip, was lowered over to africa to give a speech and ended up in rwanda, was tried there and convicted i believe in 2021 and has been in prison since on a 25 year jail sentence, along with 20 other individuals sentenced at the same time. what i was able to break the story, , interviewed the presidt of rwanda several times this last year, and in december of this year when the u.s.-africa leaders summit was happening in washington i interviewed the president and he was strident he would not release rusesabagina comp would take ann invasion to get him out. ian interviewed the president again on march 13 in doha carter and in that intervi

what took place was the genocide led by rwanda state in 1994 against the countries? tootsie, minority, 800000 people were slaughtered in a 100 days in 2005. paul recess of by geena received the u. s. medal of freedom for helping shelter more than $1000.00 ethnic duties at a hotel. he was managing at the time. but after the u. s. government handed him a metal for great deeds in 2000 in 21. the rondon court handed bruce as a bi geena, who was an outspoken critic of president polka, gummy, a 25 year prison sentence writes groups. the united states, as well as recessive bugging as daughter, have called this case, manipulated and flawed. desiccant, my father is belgian. so there are a london authorities should have used legal means to bring him back to rwanda. the decision to kidnap him and put him on a private plane to take him by force to rwanda shows they do not believe in the legitimacy of the evidence against him. the law, the puff country versus a bi geena disappeared during a visit in the united arab emirates, reappearing days later in rhonda in handcuffs. the huma

if can't cope, how can rwanda ? can't cope, how can rwanda?ex has the msm mainstay media wilfully discarded obugafion media wilfully discarded obligation to impartiality informed by not highlighting ludicrous clause in the uk deal which guarantees every migrant rwanda receives ? the uk will be rwanda receives? the uk will be obuged rwanda receives? the uk will be obliged to accept a very vulnerable refugee from . net vulnerable refugee from. net result no change in numbers, but a considerably higher cost burden. and jan asks, could you please explain why i've not yet left the echr , even though left the echr, even though suella braverman previously we need to leave the echr. what is the issue ? i think the issue, the issue? i think the issue, john, that we simply haven't got a majority in parliament to get out of the echr i'm about to be by a very distinguished peer. the house of lords would never agree to it and the house of commons would be quite a battle. but to move on. perhaps is the main reason reform of the northern ireland protocol was

rwanda not the home office.have not put limit on the number of put a limit on the number of people they would take and they could take a large number of people, but they argument here, which is a good argument that this from from my own this goes from from my own experience dealing the little island of nauru when we in australia send people once the people traffickers know they can't get people into the uk that they'll just be sent to rwanda , the flood will turn into rwanda, the flood will turn into a trickle that i say you won't need long. take tanzania sessions of people that accept. but the last time we looked this rwanda were prepared to take a few and there was clause in the agreement that in return we would have to people from rwanda into our country. so i'm not you know, if rwanda want to take 10,000, you know , 10,000 would 10,000, you know, 10,000 would stop it. you know , probably stop it. you know, probably 10,000 would stop it. i'm not convinced. well, as i have not put let me make this absolutely c

to deport —— policy to deport migrants to rwanda.ld news. the latest headlines: donald trump says he will be arrested on tuesday, calling on his supporters to protest. it's not yet clear what charges, if any, he is facing. pakistan's former prime minister imran khan attends court on corruption charges, which he says are politically motivated. the uk home secretary, suela braverman, has arrived in rwanda to discuss the controversial plan to send migrants there, if they've entered the uk illegally. she was given a tour of potential migrant housing which could provide long—term homes to migrants the deal was first agreed 11 months ago long—term homes to migrants. the deal was first agreed 11 months ago but so far no one has been sent to the central african country, with the plan facing criticism from both home and abroad. during her trip, the home secretary is also due to meet president paul kagame and her counterpart vincent biruta to discuss the deal. earlier, our news correspondent simonjones told us more about this official visit. i

ed has been in rwanda over the weekend . he had rwanda over the weekend.xclusive sit down with the home secretary suella braverman critics have accused the home secretary of indulging nothing more than a glorified op . and more than a glorified op. and yes , of course, these are yes, of course, these are powerful images . but suella powerful images. but suella braverman visit here is not just the eye catching symbolism . the the eye catching symbolism. the uk government desperately needs. the agreement with rwanda to succeed without a third country willing to take relook sheeted asylum seekers , the government's asylum seekers, the government's illegal migration bill is almost certain to stumble at the first hurdle . so a meeting with the hurdle. so a meeting with the rwandan president paul kagame, was the agenda as the uk's strengthens its partnership , the strengthens its partnership, the home secretary certainly packed a lot into her two day schedule, visiting new housing developments and other support services being geared up to accommodate thousands o

ed has been in rwanda over the weekend . he had rwanda over the weekend.clusive sit down with the home secretary suella braverman critics have accused the home secretary of indulging nothing more than a glorified op . and more than a glorified op. and yes , of course, these are yes, of course, these are powerful images . but suella powerful images. but suella braverman visit here is not just the eye catching symbolism . the the eye catching symbolism. the uk government desperately needs. the agreement with rwanda to succeed without a third country willing to take relook sheeted asylum seekers , the government's asylum seekers, the government's illegal migration bill is almost certain to stumble at the first hurdle . so a meeting with the hurdle. so a meeting with the rwandan president paul kagame, was the agenda as the uk's strengthens its partnership , the strengthens its partnership, the home secretary certainly packed a lot into her two day schedule, visiting new housing developments and other support services being geared up to accommodate thousands of

rwanda not the home office.have not put limit on the number of put a limit on the number of people they would take and they could take a large number of people, but they argument here, which is a good argument that this from from my own this goes from from my own experience dealing the little island of nauru when we in australia send people once the people traffickers know they can't get people into the uk that they'll just be sent to rwanda , the flood will turn into rwanda, the flood will turn into a trickle that i say you won't need long. take tanzania sessions of people that accept. but the last time we looked this rwanda were prepared to take a few and there was clause in the agreement that in return we would have to people from rwanda into our country. so i'm not you know, if rwanda want to take 10,000, you know , 10,000 would 10,000, you know, 10,000 would stop it. you know , probably stop it. you know, probably 10,000 would stop it. i'm not convinced. well, as i have not put let me make this absolutely c

and from rwanda, suella braverman has defended again the deportation scheme. that you won't be able to thwart our power to remove. if you come to the uk illegally, i.e., on a small boat, if you're paying a people smuggler, if you're risking your life, if you're putting other peoples lives at risk, you will not have the right to a life in the united kingdom. our robust laws that we have introduced and are going to parliament now combined with this very high quality humanitarian support here in rwanda will work, and it will mean that the incentive for the people smuggling gangs is removed. hundreds of protestors and trade—union members have marched through central london to downing street in support of the un's anti—racism day. many of the demonstrators were carrying banners with slogans in support of gary lineker, and against the government's illegal migration bill. similar protests took place in other parts of the country, including in glasgow and cardiff. there have been further clashes in paris for the third night running — as protests continue against presi

stopping the boats is not _ seekers to rwanda. stopping the boats is not just _ seekers to rwanda.nda. stopping the boats is notjust my priority, - seekers to rwanda. stopping the boats is notjust my priority, it i seekers to rwanda. stopping the boats is notjust my priority, it is| boats is notjust my priority, it is the people priority. we wanted to, in his words, scrap the rwanda deal. he voted against measures to deport foreign criminals, mr speaker, and he even argued against deportation flights. he isjust another lefty lawyer study in our way.- flights. he isjust another lefty lawyer study in our way. took your criticisini lawyer study in our way. took your criticising lawyers _ lawyer study in our way. took your criticising lawyers and _ lawyer study in our way. took your criticising lawyers and others, - lawyer study in our way. took youri criticising lawyers and others, look at this, an e—mail that didn't come from the home office but the conservative party, suggesting previous policies on small boats were blocked by an activist blob of left—wing lawyers, civil servants an

so the rondon authorities should have used legal means to bring him back to rwanda. the decision to kidnap him and put him on a private plane to take him by force to rwanda shows they do not believe in the legitimacy of the evidence against him. the law, the puff continuing versus a bi geena disappeared during a visit in the united arab emirates, reappearing days later in rhonda in handcuffs. the human rights activist was arrested on terrorism charges, but he says who his arrest was in response to his criticism. but president tagami, now a presidential order has commuted recess bagginger sentence, allowing for his release from prison in kigali. he said to be transferred to carter's capital, doha, and from there to the united states with in france. more than a 1000000 people have joined, nationwide protest against president manuel mac homes pension reform plants. cities nationwide have been clearing up in the aftermath of sometimes violent demonstrations. a state visit by britain's kings charles has been postponed on the streets of paris, residents are left to clean u

wonder how is he perceived at home in rwanda? this mix bassette son in dwanda as some of the people think that he actually used his fin. i to arm drive ethnic division and terrorism, while some of them, i think he was actually just being sailors. and as some of them look at him as, as somebody who actually stood up to president polk a dummy. he's been a critical president polka government for so long and saw these mixed reaction or as i right for his perception actually thought some think his his or hero something she's a villain and as that is what people in the streets of rhonda think of him all right phillips marine get knob, roby. thank you so much for this. hundreds of thousands of russians have left their homeland since president vladimir putin ordered the invasion of ukraine last year. many were fleeing economic hardship. others wanted to avoid being called up to fight in ukraine. some who are unwilling to join the army are still in russia, but living in hiding chop would melt ice and brew t and off to work in the neighbor

sunday telegraph of migrants flights , rwanda by the migrants flights, rwanda by the summer.here a picture of gary lineker looking surprisingly sanguine about the whole arrangement . observer has arrangement. observer has johnson makes a last ditch bid to discredit probe into gate and a picture of vladimir putin couple of evil no good on the front page of the observer sunday mirror. britain should be proud of lemaitre and try to switch to as a three, two or three hour comeback with costumed changes extraordinary the things they can do . sun the things they can do. sun express first rwanda asylum this summer and finally the daily star with the rather unsettling news that losing seven stone turned razor ruddock into a stud muffin . those were your front muffin. those were your front pages pages . so chris, let us pages pages. so chris, let us off with the mail on sunday and the migrant update. the migrant update. home secretary off lineker storm as she flies to africa to seal deportation and deal suella i'll send boat migrants to rwanda by summer, so been to africa.7 yeah. she'

rwanda.as a harrowing account of his attempt to protect over 1000 people sheltering in a hotel which he ran in rwanda during the genocide in 1994. the movie received international acclaim and he became an international figure. this set him on a collision course with rwanda's president. he started speaking out against policies he didn't agree with. he spoke out against human rights violations. even led in opposition. even though he was in exile in the u.s., he found himself back home in rwanda. he boarded a flight, thinking he was going to burundi in east africa but found himself back home in detention. he went on trial and was convicted over terrorism charges. he's always denied the charges and chose not to take part in the trial. michelle: gwyneth paltrow has been giving evidence in a trial over a skiing accident from 2016. she is being sued by a retired optometrist, accusing her of causing a collision that left him with brain-damaged and broken ribs. she insisted she was not at fault for th

get to rwanda . and get twitter. get to rwanda. and i'll show them how to stop the boats.about about race and victim. and they benefit about it with, you know, many migrants . is britain is tony blair. sorry i said i said i didn't say you jackass. yeah, i greatest britain 20 years ago. yes he said in nominating tony to send troops into iraq to take down saddam hussein. what are the most evil leaders this world has seen ? who killed 5000 people in seen? who killed 5000 people in a horrendous genocide in kurdistan? and i think the way history is remember the iraq war when tony totally unfair. when tony blair totally unfair. oh belinda, lucy mine has to be the d you . they are some of the the d you. they are some of the most patriotic you will ever meet. they have publicly opposed the use much celebrated wins the frame win over the uk and. they're very brave for doing so go the you. i'm going to go with the dup today. absolute standing up flirting with real brexit union jack has time carol hello my name lbc's james o'brien . oh, my name lbc's james o'brien. oh, he's getting i

they cannot return or remove individuals to rwanda.y can't possibly be returned to the country where they are fleeing from or where they are claiming to have suffered persecution. it just leaves them in limbo. that puts a strain on the governmental paths. mohammed: all right, we have run out of time and will have to leave the conversation there. thanks so much to all of our guests, aiden white, qays siddiqui and steven barnett. and thank you, too, for watching. you can see the program again, anytime, by visiting our website, aljazeera.com. and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook.com/ajinside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. our handle is @ajinsidestory. from me, mohammed jamjoom and the whole team here in doha. bye for now. ♪ o;o;ó7ó7ow■x■xÑtÑf?o■ñ ■#■#■#■■wo

speaking in rwanda, suella braverman has been defending the scheme.tation so that you won't be able to thwart our power to remove. if you come to the uk illegally, —— illegally, on a small boat, paying a people smuggler, risking your level putting other people's lives at risk than you will not have a right to a life in the united kingdom. our robust laws we have introduced and are going through parliament now, combined with this very high quality humanitarian support here and rwanda will work and it will mean that the incentive for the people smuggling gangs is removed. for the people smuggling gangs is removed-— is removed. earlier our correspondent - is removed. earlier our correspondent simon l is removed. earlier our- correspondent simon jones gives correspondent simonjones gives more detail about the official visit. it is very much designed to send out a message. this is the british home secretary, suella braverman, saying she and the british government are absolutely committed to this partnership, as they call it, with rwanda. she is absolutely

daily mail, euro judges to back down on rwanda . judges to back down on rwanda.he guardian says health union members in push to nhs pay deal the times toxic matt face is being broken up . the express being broken up. the express rwanda plan is euro court backing down the metro. boris is dossier. and finally the daily star springs hold folks police scare and were your front pages . let's make sense of all that we with the daily mail josh . now we with the daily mail josh. now the thing is i don't think our gb news viewers really want to get into the like rwanda and brave men and the ehcr and stuff like that. they want to see straight away what it means here because at the top of the daily mail, if we going to show the little it says little page up there, it says you top right, the you can't see it top right, the vote unrivalled analysis and vote act unrivalled analysis and reports but they have a set the verdict of what have missed something in the news what they haven't verdict the haven't said the verdict the verdict and it says pull out inside . that's how we h

the fact that no one has actually been sent to rwanda.y are concluding these kinds of policies either won't happen, or won't happen to them. by way of administration, i want to tell you about a young sudanese man we spoke to. he said to me, he would rather be in prison in the u.k. than three here in france -- free here in france.. at gives you some idea. some people have had to rationalize risk in order to end up here, but there is a sense that as long a there is a window of hopes, people will stay committed to getting to the u.k., no matter what the consequences might be. ben: we are speaking to a representative from safe passage u.k. >> what this legislation does is drive a coach and horses through the fundamental right of the ability to seek protection. the committee itself, what the government is saying is, the fund -- to fund refugees who did not have time to flee with papers, or to get a visa to cross borders. they are effectively saying, we will never give you the security you need and deserve, and we expect other countries to do t

sunday telegraph of migrants flights , rwanda by the migrants flights, rwanda by the summer. there a picture of gary lineker looking surprisingly sanguine about the whole arrangement . observer has arrangement. observer has johnson makes a last ditch bid to discredit probe into gate and a picture of vladimir putin couple of evil no good on the front page of the observer sunday mirror. britain should be proud of lemaitre and try to switch to as a three, two or three hour comeback with costumed changes extraordinary the things they can do . sun the things they can do. sun express first rwanda asylum this summer and finally the daily star with the rather unsettling news that losing seven stone turned razor ruddock into a stud muffin . those were your front muffin. those were your front pages pages . so chris, let us pages pages. so chris, let us off with the mail on sunday and the migrant update. the migrant update. home secretary off lineker storm as she flies to africa to seal deportation and deal suella i'll send boat migrants to rwanda by summer, so been to africa.7 yeah. sh