us, so refugees could not stay here for the summer season, ukraine which refugees can be sent to rwanda saidme minister johnson to deport to africa he offers those who will reside illegally in britain london has already issued 130,000 visas for immigrants from kiev but if you come to britain illegally, you set up all those who are in the country legally and this is crazy. so i guess. yes, it can happen ukrainians are trying to be their own in europe, but europeans are tired of everything that is happening, half of italians, as a recent opinion poll showed, want to stop military support for kiev, 60% are afraid the economic consequences of the conflict, and the empresses . this makes us gio's subordinates of strategic interest. the us and uk are the countries running the show, maintaining the conflict and isolating and weakening russia as much as possible, but the data suggests that russia is not isolated, it is the west that is facing. to be isolated from the world people on the international agenda, domestic use is not necessary these countries themselves are exporters of grain ukrainian fo

also unhcr, who said rwanda failed to meet _ unhcr, who said rwanda failed to meet the — unhcr, who saidanda _ meet the standards of legality. so, rwanda and ready patel were making the argument, what you're saying is offensive _ the argument, what you're saying is offensive. they were capable of providing — offensive. they were capable of providing a safe environment, but at the moment, we basically don't know much _ the moment, we basically don't know much about— the moment, we basically don't know much about what will happen to asylum—seekers once they get there. if asylum—seekers once they get there. if they— asylum—seekers once they get there. if they do _ asylum—seekers once they get there. if they do and they managed to get some _ if they do and they managed to get some of— if they do and they managed to get some of these flights taking off. we don't know much about the conditions that they— don't know much about the conditions that they will be going into, so it there _ that they will be going into, so it there is— that they will be going into, so it there is some aspect to the o

come web is monetary developments from nairobi. rwanda's army completely stationed at the border. both said that a commonly soldier wolf from congo, towards rwanda firing a weapon. london soldier opened fire on him, killing him on the spot, the exchange of fire followed between the forces on the 2 sides of the border. this border is within the adjoined city of goma and easily crowded with pedestrians and cars crossing both ways throughout the day. some civilians were we've had caught in the crossfire and injured now just 2 days before the exact same place. thousands of congo leave march towards rwanda's border saying they wanted to deal with random president poor to gummy, who they blame for decades of military aggression. anything homeless follows an escalation of violence recently in the north key. the problem between the n 23 on the widely seen as a london proxy and the congo lease army, physical, vast mineral wealth, anything congo. but in this particular part of the country, control of trade routes along which those minerals can travel. and these strategic border points the n 23 on for

the times needs with the headline, charles should keep an open mind on rwanda, said prime minister. over prince charles expressing his views. emma, what do you think of that? should that be an open thing to be able to share his views on?— share his views on? well, i think boris johnson's _ share his views on? well, i think boris johnson's point _ share his views on? well, i think boris johnson's point is - share his views on? well, i think boris johnson's point is rwanda l share his views on? well, i think i boris johnson's point is rwanda has borisjohnson's point is rwanda has come _ borisjohnson's point is rwanda has come a _ borisjohnson's point is rwanda has come a long way. there are major changes— come a long way. there are major changes that have been made. he's arguing _ changes that have been made. he's arguing it's — changes that have been made. he's arguing it's a fair and safe country to deport would—be migrants to. they have this _ to deport would—be migrants to. they have this awkward meeting. apparently they're going to have a cup of— apparently they're going to have

rwanda said, the british government has struck a deal with the government of rhonda, they regard, run the as a safe that country and do run the government has agreed to take on out the claims of, of these people who are seeking asylum in the u. k. and if they are successful, they can arg stay and rhonda for 4 to 5 years, say basically it's transporting people who originally wanted to come to the u. k. most of them have some sort of ties to the u. k. have family here. this is why they went on this dangerous journey across the channel, but now instead of having their claims processed in the u. k, they can face this deportation to rhonda. thank you very much, the w corresponding big master in london. thanks for now this matter behind me was once a popular singer, performing for millions and packed venues and on russia's state television. his name is in charge to pursue this. with his russian lyrics, the latvian artist won a leech in the fans and a paycheck to match. but with the invasion of ukraine, he began to rethink his part in russia's propaganda machine. now he's an outspoken critic

rwanda said, the british government has struck a deal with a government of rhonda, they regard, run the as a safe that country and do run and government has agreed to take on are the claims of, of these people who are seeking asylum in the u. k. and if they are successful, they can arg stay in rwanda for, for up to 5 years. see, basically it's transporting people who originally wanted to come to the u. k. most of them have some sort of ties to the u. k. have family here. this is why they went on this dangerous journey across the channel, but now instead of having their claims processed in the u. k, they can face this deportation to rhonda. thank you very much, the w corresponding big monster in london. thanks for that other look. now it was happening in other parts of the world. dozens of members of a former opposition party in cambodia i've been convicted of treason is the latest in a number of mass trials that have targeted the cambodian national rescue party critic say the southeast asian country has been reduced to a one party state activists from ecuador, indigenous groups, half bl

refugees can be sent to rwanda, said british prime minister johnson to send to africa he suggests those reside in britain london has already issued 130,000 visas for migrants from kiev but if you come to britain illegally you set up all those who are in the country legally and this is crazy. so i guess. yes, it can happen ukrainians are trying to be their own in europe, but europeans are tired of everything that is happening, half of italians, as a recent opinion poll showed, want to stop military support. kiev in 60% are afraid of the economic consequences of the russian conflict, which makes us subordinate to gio in the strategic interest of the united states and great britain which are the countries running the show, supporting the conflict and isolating and weakening russia as much as possible, but the evidence suggests that russia is not isolated it is the west that is facing. to be isolated from the world, ukrainian, on the face brings bread to the international agenda. it is not an important question for europe or the united states to use domestically, these countries are themsel

has said rwanda does not have the capacity to process these asylum claims.here is a risk some migrants could be returned to countries for which they fled. what is your response to that? >> thanks a lot. it depends on which criteria is best on making that analysis, but for the last 20 years, one has been sending refugees and when they came up, africans from north africans have been mistreated. anchor: many officials have said it's a safe country, they are welcoming to refugees. from your point of view, it's embryonic is being able to process this many asylum sequels. do you think they will be able to get to the point where they can process this, and why was rwanda selected? >> there are a number of different factors to mention. we know the u.k. government itself has noted that there are questions about the respect for human rights in rwanda. that is something that should be taken into account. the reason a country enters into this kind of deal is for the benefits they receive. there has been a lot of publicity about the amount of money that will be provided,

joseph, as katherine just mentioned, the you and hcr has said that rwanda does not have the capacity to process these asylum claims, and that there is a risk that some migrant could be returned to countries from which they fled. what's your response to that? yo us. thanks a lot. i think i it depends on ah, which goose creek terrier the you and hcr is the best on making that. so i noticed, but sir, what i can search for the last ah, 20 uh one has been listed the sooner if you do under ronda, came up plan now. i africans, social no social co r b. ah, ah, mistreated lorenzo trail to cross them know that material now. awesome. saw out. so i wonder are, has the capacity to process that a she did? i am catherine. let me get back to you about one of the points that joseph was making. he was saying that that were wanda, is able to do this, you know, many officials and want to have said that it is a safe country that they are welcoming to refugees and migrants from your point of view. you stated earlier that that essentially it's embryonic as far as their being able to process this many asylu

joseph, as catherine just mention the you and hcr has said that rwanda does not have the capacity to process these asylum claims and that there is a risk of some migrant could be returned to countries from which they fled. what's your response to that? yo us. thanks a lot. i think i it depends on ah, which goose creek area, though you in a series the best on making that are, are noticed but her, what i can search for the last or 20 i'll one does the sooner if you do and are on the come up where now i africans are full no softer co b r. r mistreated lorenzo trailed to cross the that material now. awesome. saw out so that i wonder are, has the capacity to process that a she do? i am a catherine. let me get back to you about one of the points that joseph was making and he was saying that that were wanda, is able to do this. you know, many officials and want to have said that it is a safe country that they are welcoming to refugees. and migrants from your point of view you stated earlier that, that essentially, you know, it's embryonic as far as their being able to process this many asyl

she said it means you are going to be sent to rwanda. he said, once rwanda?t takes an enormous callousness not to engage with the humanity of that situation, a refugee who has escaped war, coming to seek protection and we are sending him on a one-way ticket around the world to a country we can bribe economically to take in the people we don't want. it makes the rwandan government, which is not a democracy, not a country where political dissent is tolerated, it gives them a propaganda coup. they can say they are working with united kingdom government and it makes them look good, but it makes us look terrible. the right place for refugees trying to get to the u.k. is here in the u.k. amna: many refugees are allowed in. you have the u.k. creating a special visa program to welcome people from ukraine who are fleeing more, and on the other hand you have this deportation flight, which consists of people from iraq, afghanistan, sudan, and the u.k. saying you are not allowed to stay here, you have to go to rwanda. how does the government answer something that seem ob

questions about his leadership.speaking after a meeting of the commonwealth heads of state in rwanda, mrjohnson saids prime minister until the mid—2030s. he said he wanted to cut inequality through what his government calls �*levelling up' and insisted that a "huge amount of progress" could be made in two parliaments. police in norway have charged a 42—year—old man with murder, attempted murder and terrorist acts after a shooting which left two people dead and 21 others injured. shots were fired at a popular gay venue in the capital oslo and led to authorities postponing the city's pride parade. gail maclellan has the latest. it was the celebration before the big lgbtq+ event of the year. the first pride march in three years. instead, a man went on a rampage that at least one automatic weapon, killing two and injuring over 20. the suspect, a norwegian who came from iran as a child, was arrested quickly after the shooting started. translation: the suspect has been known to the intelligence services. he has a long history of violence and threats and was known to us since 2015, with concerns that he wa

after being told they were going to be said to rwanda. the home office says that this is legal and that they will stick to their time table. some lawyers suggesting that the legislation allowing them to send people to ro under won't be in place in time for the 1st flight, which is scheduled for next tuesday. a teacher has been killed and at least a dozen more people injured, including children after car drove into a crowd in berlin shopping district, and 29 year old man was arrested at the scene dominant came as more this was the scene that confronted the emergency services an incident in the heart of the city on a busy morning in broad daylight and good weather. one is going to in order i a man drove his car into a group of people's in there at town since dresser a $1030.00 local time dollars in drink several people, the man then i turned to the road then came to stop in a shop window some of the casualties were children and teachers from a school in the western german state of history. the driver of the car was held by onlookers until p

rwanda, though. you said everyone — their way there. rwanda, though. n that way? why not? the un does- i saw a — rwanda in that way? why not? the un does. i saw a photograph _ rwanda in that way? why not? the un does. i saw a photograph of _ rwanda in that way? why not? the un does. i saw a photograph of refugees l does. i saw a photograph of refugees in the telegraph published earlier today and there was in fact one of the officials overseeing what was going on was waiting at united nation's high commissioner for refugees jacket. so it is ok according to the united nations, then why isn't it ok for anyone to be sent there? as they had been from burundi and libya, thousands have already made their way there. but it is up to our government to make sure that those who do go there are treated humanely and are unhealthy and good condition.— and good condition. thank you very much. a government report in france has blamed what it called a chain of failures by french authorities for the chaotic scenes at the champions league final almost two weeks ago. it sai

they said this flight that was scheduled for tuesday night should not go ahead until the legality had been looked into, and also, the question of whether rwanda was a safe country to send these people and also been properly assessed. it's off, but the home secretary, and the last hour or so has said that she will not be deterred, and that the legal team is in place and preparing for the next flight, very determined. all along the government has said that they believe this is the right thing to do and have rejected accusations that it's immoral. which we have seen from the senior clergy in the church of england and private from prince charles as well. a whole stream of criticism from various quarters. the government insists that this will also act as a deterrent, the idea of being sent to rwanda so that people don't get on those boats and make the dangerous journey across the channel. as you are hearing, many charities argue that people are so desperate that they will continue to make that journey unless there are safe routes open to them. >> how might the government get around these legal challenges? >> the government is saying they are takin

so both rwanda and uganda have been accused of meddling and looting minerals in eastern congo ever since they invaded in the 1990s. 10 years ago, you and investigators said rwanda supported and commanded m 23 when it took control of much of the north keeping province that time con guys, army defeated them and pushed them over the borders with rwanda and uganda, with international military support. oh, that's what the protesters won't conger is all me to do. again, the international community is cooling for peace talks that people here and many congolese, say they shouldn't have to make a deal with what they see as foreign invaders. malcolm web al jazeera still to come here on al jazeera. i'm here, morgan, in order to wear processes out on the streets, to mark the 3rd anniversary of an attack on a pro democracy sits in and are still demanding justice and the sweet taste of success. young workers in libya seek new opportunities, approaches, unemployment, dr. ah hello there, let's have a look at the weather in north america and we've got some pretty nasty weather nibbling at the edges here. in particular, for the southeast corner, we've got heavy rain and s

the prince is said to have described the government's plan to send some to rwanda as "appalling". comments are said to have been made in private conversations. they haven't been denied. the timing of the alleged remarks is particularly sensitive. yesterday, the high court refused to grant an injunction barring the first deportations, which are due to take place on tuesday. those opposed to the policy applauded the prince's alleged comments. we very much welcome what prince charles seems to have said. this policy is wrong, we believe it's unlawful and is morally indefensible. the home secretary has set great store by the deportation policy. she launched it in rwanda earlier this year. the government says it will act as a deterrent. conservatives say charles�* alleged comments are misguided. he is entitled to his view, as is anyone else. but a number of views that have been made about rwanda seem to be on the basis of a lack of information about what this programme and what migrants�* experience has been like in rwanda. and what of charles? clarence house says he�*s politically neutr

and she said to him, it means you're going to be sent to rwanda. he said to her, what's rwanda?hink it just takes an incredibly enormous level of callousness not to engage with the humanityf that situation, talking about a refugee who has escaped devastation and war, who has come to our country to seek our protection. and we're proposing to just tear his life away and send him off on a one-way ticket around the world to a country that we can basically bribe economicly because we're so much richer than them to take in the people that we don't want. it's not ok. and it makes the rwandan government, which, by the way, is not a democracy -- it's not a country where political dissent is tolerated. it gives them a propaganda coup. they can say they're partnering with the united kingdom government and they're helping to deal with this issue. and it makes them look good. but it makes us look terrible. and we really, really shouldn't be engaging in this with any other country, really. the right place for refugees who are trying to get to the u.k. to have their asylum cases heard is here

rwanda. and your government has said that it remains undeterred, will continue with this, but there have beencisms, even here in rwanda, that, you know, the record of the rwandan government is not great on human rights, on democracy. some reports from the british government have also, you know, raised questions about media freedom and democracy here. does that change now? well, we are very determined to follow through on this migration partnership. it's very important we break the business model of these appalling people traffickers who are putting peoples�* lives at risk, particularly in the english channel. and this partnership that we have developed with rwanda benefits both countries. we're working very closely together and i have been having very good discussion when i was here with the rwandan foreign minister about how we can continue to develop the partnership between our two nations. can you confirm if children will be among those asylum seekers will be sent here? i can confirm that there will be no unaccompanied children as part of this arrangement. and, in fact, it will be 90% adul

a so again, those rwanda and uganda had been accused of meddling and looting minerals in eastern congo ever since they invaded in the 1990 s. 10 years ago. you and investigators said rwanda supported and commanded m 23. when it took control of much of the north keeping province, that time congos army defeated them and pushed them over the borders with rwanda and uganda, with international military support. oh wow. that's what the protesters won't congress me to do. again, the international community is cooling for peace talks that people here and many colleagues say they shouldn't have to make a deal with what they see as foreign invaders. malcolm web al jazeera, at least one person has been shot dead and several others injured during a demonstration. and so damn hundreds of people were marking the 3rd anniversary of the killing of $128.00 people at pro democracy protest in the capital. and as he but morgan reports from cartoon activists say they're still waiting for justice ah, waving flags and chanting slogans for the 3rd year protested and hard to him took to the streets to remember victims of a brutal crack down by security forces. to break up a pro democracy

a spokesperson for rwanda said... the uk home office said...k you forjoining us today and those involved in the israeli scheme say that in that case, the arrangement to send people to rwanda actually fuelled the number, increase the number of people coming to european countries. was that the case as far as you are concerned? hello, first of all, thanks for having me. we know that many of the people, some of the people, including the people that i partly heard that you interviewed, i'm sorry, i only had part of it, we know that many of them tried after arriving in rwanda and seeing that they have nothing waiting there and none of israel's promises were fulfilled in ruan to, so some of them were forced to be smuggled and left rwanda and attempt to find safety, and we know that many of them, because of this situation, try to get to europe. you interviewed some that are managed, we also interviewed some that managed back interviewed some that managed back in 2018 as part of a public campaign against forcible deportation to rwanda and uganda. today,

that rwanda applied to join at the time the commonwealth commission to report to see for one the met bar for for democracy and respecting civil liberties. the office of the report, the investigators said rwanda did not that were under, was allowed to join any way. now, both togo and gabon have been ruled by all sorts area leaders for many that most recent elections have been widely criticized. but it seems that this stage, the commonwealth is very open to anyone and everyone joining and is not asking some of the questions about democracy that you see in the past. thank you for that. mark web that for us in kigali. while the u. k is governing conservative policy has last 2 crucial by elections, increasing the pressure on the prime minister bar johnson. the losses have prompted the resignation of the parties. chairman, who says it's supporters, does a better job hall reports. the green fields of rural devon, reliably, conservative for years, until now the people, if it didn't want to have both paper bricker, they said a loud and clear message. it's time for us to go and go think it's a whole different thing so far. we've had so many years of the current government and thinking any best

rwanda has agreed to do this. obviously, they are receiving money for it, and a spokeswoman for the rwandan government has said that rwanda wants to show that african countries can also be part of the solution and that they are presenting a safe and welcoming environment for asum-seekers. however,he -- the human rights watch, the human rigs ngo, has criticized that saying that, for example, critics of the government and journalists are being thrown in jail and being silenced and that the rwandan government needs to look into the treatment and abuse of these political prisoners, so it is a controversial choice to bring people to rwanda. >> many thanks. greatly appreciated. asylum-seekers already living there paint a bleak picture of what awaits the new arrivals. >> a transit center in rwanda. these refugees tried treach europe but did not succeed. many of them ended up spending years in attention centers in libya before being relocated here. eight years ago, peter fled south sudan amid the country's civil war. he was moved here last year by the united nations refugee agency but does not want to stay. rwanda is one o

so again, both rwanda and uganda have been accused of meddling and looting minerals in eastern congo ever since they invaded in the 1990 s. 10 years ago. you and investigators said rwanda supported and commanded m 23. when it took control of much of the north keeping province, that time congos army defeated them and pushed them over the borders with reminder and uganda with international military support. oh wow. that's what the protesters won't congress me to do. again, the international community is cooling for peace talks that people here and many conga leaves say they shouldn't have to make a deal with what they see as foreign invaders. malcolm web al jazeera, at least 4 people have been killed and dozens of others injured. following a trained enrollment in southern germany, the regional train came off tracks near a bavarian alpine result time. dominic caden has more valid. the police have revised down the total number of casualties that or suffered in this incident. it's now 30 people have been injured to varying degrees. we know that 4 people were killed in this incident. 15 of the 30 have been wounded sufficiently to have need to be taken to hospital. the

so again, both rwanda and uganda have been accused of meddling and looting minerals in eastern congo ever since they invaded in the 1900 ninety's. 10 years ago you and investigators said rwanda supported and commanded em 23. when it took control of much of the north keeping province, that time congos army defeated them and pushed them over the borders with rwanda and uganda, with international military support. oh wow. that's what the protesters won't con gave me to do. again. the international community is cooling for peace talks that people here and many congolese, say they shouldn't have to make a deal with what they see as foreign invaders malcolm web al jazeera, still ahead here and out 0. why is in both ways plan to help people to, with the high cost of living is raising fears of more job losses. ah. that a seasonal shamile, a stoplight? it was the wind that came down the gulf. so with light winds, now you're all depend on the heat of the day, bringing in moisture as it becomes a lot more humid around got around the eastern side of sadie. less so cute because it's bit of a normally drift here, but temperatures remain on the high side. is getting to that time of

and more recently, others have been joining that includes rwanda who joined in 2009 at the time the commonwealth human rights initiative said that rwanda didn't meet the ball for democratic standards in respect for civil liberties and human rights. but nonetheless, rwanda was allowed to join anyway togo and gone to form a french colonies in west africa, submitting to apply this summits as well. they also have fairly major questions surrounding their human rights records and democratic credentials. thank you for that. malcolm web efforts in kigali. now, the united nation says information it has gathered shows the shot that killed l. just their agenda, serene clay on may. the 11th was fired by israeli forces. un human rights office spokesperson said the finding showed the bullet did not come from an indiscriminate firing by armed palestinians. serina blocker was shot in the head while she was on assignment in jeanine. with the un human rights spokesperson says the facts of the incident, a claire at around a half past 6 in the morning, as floor of the journalists turned into the street leading to the camp. wearing bullet proof

rwanda denies it. the congress government doesn't believe them can release. the government has said that rwanda is behind this recent series of attacks and certainly none of those people on the street goma has believe rwanda's denials either they've been there since sunrise. they tried to mark the order they were guy by place right now. there's still some pocket demonstrators in different parts of the city of goma. some of them targeting everyone's busy season and leasing them as well. what is behind the conflict with rwanda and 23 in congress. rwanda and you got the invaded the thing, congo in the 1990, not when the caps or history began. and we're wondering, you've got to be an excuse of losing mineral backing on groups. anything, congo? every 10 years ago and 23 took control of swayed to the same congo un investigations at the time that they were being armed and commanded from rwanda's capital k. golly of everyone again denied it at the time that time and $23.00 were forced out by the congress army with substantial foreign support. then since november last year and $23.00 launche

she said the rwanda is a safe haven. they will be welcoming these people with open arms. they hope that they will stay bought. crucially, they can leave if they choose to as the other options saying that the system is broken. the critics of this policy say, there are other options. they say that that includes establishing safe route to the u. k. that will mean that they don't have to make these dangerous journeys, but 1st it's going to be interesting to see if this government policy actually does get off the ground 7 people, as you said on the list for that flight to, to be leaving in 6 hours for them a challenging those deportation orders at the high court at the moment. we've just had 2 of them have lost their appeals. it's also not looking hopeful for the flight overall. they would challenging that with the court. but the supreme court judge has just come out and said, if the government policy of removing assigned them seek has to rewind is found to be unlawful. steps will be taken to bring them back. basically saying this flight can go ahead and that does seem a littl

speaking to the bbc from rwanda, where he's attending a commonwealth meeting, he said people were heartilyof questions about his conduct and that a psychological transformation of his character would not happen. earlier, i spoke to lucy fisher, who's chief political commentator at times radio. she told me she thinks mrjohnson is trying to distance himself from the byelection results. in the immediate wake of these two rather disastrous by—election defeats, we had the prime minister try and link the discontent of tory voters or voters in those seats to the cost of living crisis. this weekend, he has moved the narrative on slightly, almost suggesting it's his mps, possibly the media, at part to blame with what he called the endless churn of allegations against him. he said that people were heartily sick of hearing about things he is alleged to have done wrong. well, many things that have upset his backbenchers aren't just allegations, of course they stem from the ethics rows that has besieged his government for months and that he has been found to have done wrong, particularly pa rtygate, wh

royal officials have said that prince charles "remains politically neutral", following a report that he has strongly criticised plans to send some asylum seekers to rwandannamed source told the times newspaper that prince charles has described the policy as "appalling" and said he was "more than disappointed" by it. the first flight carrying asylum seekers to rwanda is due to leave on tuesday. campaigners against the government's policy say they will now take their fight to the court of appeal on monday. simonjones reports. their destination, dover. more than 10,000 migrants have reached the uk in small boats so far this year. the government says it is determined to stop people risking their lives crossing the channel and to tackle the people smugglers who are dangerously overloading the boats. its big idea, to send some asylum seekers to rwanda to act as a deterrent. the first flight is scheduled for tuesday. but now prince charles has reportedly described the policy as appalling. according to the times, in private conversations he said he was unimpressed with the government's direction of travel, and said he feared it could overshadow a commonwealth h

the prince is said to have described the government's plan to send some to rwanda is appalling. aid to have been made in private conversations, they haven't been denied. the timing of the alleged remarks is particularly sensitive. yesterday, the high court refused to grant an injunction barring the first deportations, which are due to take place on tuesday. those opposed to the policy applauded the prince's alleged comments. we applauded the prince's alleged commente— applauded the prince's alleged comments. ~ , . _, ., comments. we very much welcome what prince charles — comments. we very much welcome what prince charles seems _ comments. we very much welcome what prince charles seems to _ comments. we very much welcome what prince charles seems to have _ comments. we very much welcome what prince charles seems to have said. - prince charles seems to have said. this policy is wrong, we believe it is unlawful and morally indefensible.— is unlawful and morally indefensible. ., ,, . ., , indefensible. the home secretary has set ureat indefensible. the home secretary has set great s

plans by the british government to send seven asylum seekers to rwanda, under a controversial new policy. the home secretary, priti patel, said was disappointed but would not be deterred, and preparations for a second flight were underway. mark lobel reports. going nowhere. borisjohnson�*s rwanda plan to cut immigration grounded for now. this flight was originally meant to take over 100 asylum seekers to rwanda, thenjust a handful, when finally all passengers were removed following a series of legal challenges. it's particularly galling for the government, coming on the day more than 300 people arrived in dover after attempting to cross the channel in small boats. the exact journey this policy is meant to deter. britain's partner in this, the rwandan government, remains on board. we are undeterred. we are committed to this partnership and we stand ready to welcome the migrants when they do arrive in rwanda. and so we will wait to see what happens, but on our part we are ready to receive the migrants. the european court of human rights, which is separate to the european union, and to which the uk is a signatory, has the final

questions as to where this leaves borisjohnson who is at a commonwealth leaders summit in rwanda, he saidthe reforms full short of the demands of the government. reforms full short of the demands of the government. ukraine's president zelensky has welcomed the decision to make his country an official candidate for european union membership as a victory for his embattled nation. the process has moved at record speed since ukraine applied just days after the russian invasion. borisjohnson has suffered a major blow after the conservatives lost two by—elections in one night. in the devon seat of tiverton and honiton, the liberal democrats secured more than twenty—two and half thousand votes — overturning a nearly 30% conservative majority swing. it's the biggest majority ever lost in a by—election. in west yorkshire, labour won back the wakefield seat, less than three years after the tories snatched it in the last election. the labour party won by almost 5,000 votes. in response, oliver dowden has resigned as conservative party chair saying the election �*result is a clear judgement�* on the

for example, syrians, you might be said from rwanda, back to syria, whether it face abuse or iraq, his iranians, albanians, various nationalities on the list. but as i say, it's dropping all the time from more than 30 stands at around 10. now it's quite possible that even if it were a flight to go ahead on tuesday night that be nobody on it. thank you for that. nadine bubba live there in london. the war in ukraine now and military representatives of the self proclaimed don't yet sk people's republic, say the last bridge out of the city of severe done yes, has been destroyed. it's an area where the cranium present vermin. lensky said his forces had been fighting for literally every meter, a bridge connected, the city with less chance, and the russians have targeted the reach an intensity for days. hundreds of civilians are reported to be still in the city, sheltering at a chemical plant. 0 then yes, what is visibly jerome was little girl should ever dynette has practically been blocked out to the blue of the last bridge which connected it to life. the shank is going okay. those ukrainia

she's represented by her son, prince charles instead. days before he flew to rwanda, prince charles had said the case deal with rwandan president pul cami to deport asylum seekers here was appalling. the u. k. 's paid companies government about a $150000000.00 to receive deportees. but none of arrived yet because of legal challenges. british prime minister boris johnson defended the deal, has been widely criticized by british political opposition rights groups. and the un, i'm confident that we will be able to, to go ahead and build, develop a solution. the i think, whose time has come. the commonwealth doesn't sign binding treaties or may trade deals. it does say its members should be democratic and follow the rule of law rights. great. have also called on the british government and the commonwealth to engage the rwandan government. the host of the meeting, hearing kigali on its own human rights record. the british government was among several un members that criticized that last year, calling for an end to torture and investigations into 4th disappearance is an extra judicial killings. the

government trying to send asylum—seekers to rwanda and prince charles who is going to be there in rwanda having saidch regarded _ rolando? -- rwanda. the royalfamily is very much regarded and _ rolando? -- rwanda. the royalfamily is very much regarded and highly - is very much regarded and highly respected across the african continent and with several delegates across the african countries as well is in the commonwealth. we are all just waiting to see the reaction that people will have a what the prince of wales will say it once he actually arrives and once he engages in interacts with people across rwanda. ., ~ in interacts with people across rwanda. ., ,, , ., in interacts with people across rwanda. ., ~' , ., , in interacts with people across rwanda. ., ,, , . the uk health security agency is recommending that some gay and bisexual men at higher risk of exposure to monkeypox should be offered vaccines to help control the recent outbreak. initially, the agency had recommended only close contacts of cases, including healthcare workers be offered the vaccine, imvanex. more than 2,500 cases of monkey

rwanda. through under authority said the man opened fire on police officers and civilians. all of kenny is most prolific room bobbins is making a comeback less one acre have reunited after more than 20 years. and while democratic republic of congo is known as the capital of african rhumba, kenya also has seen a thriving scene. malcolm webb as the story. ah, it was more than 40 years ago when these musicians 1st played together and more than 20 since they were lost on stage. i was the 1970s to the 19 ninety's less one acre. well, one of kenya's most loved room about, oh, some of the original band members had passed away the rest. and now back together. that's why you were coming back because of the people. not in kenya or his daughter, aka, maybe, and there was african room. the music began in the democratic republic of congo. nearly a century ago in the seventy's, nairobi became a hub for bands fleeing censorship and seeking a market. so the scene boomed in east africa too, as when he can read some of the most popular and enduring song. certainly have a lot that's a really