let's find out more with sonya diego who's in london. tell us more about the strolling and the reason. so you case of frame court gave for whatever wasn't on the unanimous routing way, which seemed to on the line was the appeals. the court of appeals had stated in its own decision and conclusions that rolanda is not a fit country for those who are seeking asylum to be repatriated to as it simply according to the, to the quick quotes that it doesn't wholesale the criteria of its own international obligations and looking at this, it sort of note that several international conventions and laws that up in cost as well. and how were when the housing in fact reacted to it's and the top of the list really was the fact that the british government simply hadn't considered rwanda's own human rights records. and the fact to the matter is that even in recent times, british police in the u. k of have to contact ro and to nationals saying that they have been also told them really that they are they who were at risk of, of being targeted for extra judi

have been taking part in a vigil for colleagues who are being killed during the conflict and gaza. sonya diego has been there. this is the vigil outside, doubting supervision of medics and human rights have done outside downing street because of the way off to the well how organizations don't commend you said a 178 on health care facility in the golf street, which it resulted in more than 550 people dying. and that includes a 22 house start working. so the fact that 249 health care work has to be in coats sign please at least 50 physicians 77. this is paramedic speed that people are trying to look up to other people and actually capture them and they understand the science. do you have like all the medics going? yeah, hoping that the humanitarian polls will eventually become a permanent ceasefire. there are tremendous worries that this is, this is monetary and crisis that garza will not be able to recover from. and it will have a long last thing effect on the people back on that may not be able to fully recover from this funny. they go out to 0 otherwise it's going to be next to the inside sto

for and secretary was a major surprise and may indicate a shift towards more centrist policies. sonya diego reports he was dismissed as yes, today's mine, yet full prime minister david cameron walked into number 10 downing street in his new role as far and secretary foot choose days cabinet meeting. we build partnerships with our friends, we do to and amazing. we keep our country strong, that's why i'm doing the job and i'm delighted to accept. he may not be a new face of the table, but it is a new position for the mine who left his mark on the u. k. by enabling it's exit from the european union, it was cameron who cooled the referendum rubrics it's, we have to ensure that the conservative policy reflects the changes of the country . a space reflects the issues that affect people today. that's exactly what the prime ministers concentrating on. now he has a cabinet of experience, but also younger people with new ideas as well. coming into permanent service. you see, next cabinet re shuffling may have noticed come as a complete surprise, especially off the comments made by the previous home s

let's find out more with sonya diego who's in london for a. so tell us more about this phoning sonya and how big of a blow is at full time minister, which is so not to immigration certainly below and not policy completely out of the was throwing up below full the governments itself. because of course, this was a crucial toss of dealing with the migrant issue in the u. k as well, and it was front and center sending the votes back as well. was one of the cool messages that wishes to not has consistently been aiming at voters as well. this in effect completely defines that whole process procedure. but it is absolutely not unanimous head the, the decision that was taken by the supreme court that they cited with the court of appeal that following the evidence that not enough of food was given to lawanda as a car and see where it would just be on the safe side of the site, let me see cuz 2 given rwanda's past experience dealing with such issues as well. and it says, stated that the government did not take into consideration simply the all the issues

jordan and gonna protest also took place on friday and a rock and libya. sonya diego reports the sound and the fury that's hundreds of cause deport, is stumble, to protest against the us forces at angelic, at base. oh, good by the intensifying is really a tax on gaza who demanding an immediate cease by a as the conflict enters its full week. there is no sign of the outrage, a base in here, not just that is really mandatory attack on gaza, but also towards the government supporting it. and that includes the us a message to the usa, is this for the savages at the home of the united states to go away immediately? i'm not talking about the people, but probably be administrative. is a message echoed in the jordanian capital, i'm on protest as cashed with police offices a day ahead of a planned visit to the country. but the us secretary of state and to me blinking emotions are running high in jordan way more than half the population is a palestinian origin. although it has a peace deal with israel. it is a to us our in the region. it has to spend a diplomatic relations with israel. it is urg

well, thousands of people are taking caution palestinian solidarity rallies around the wild. sonya diego reports the sound of the fury as hundreds of cause. the port is stumble to protest against the us forces at interior like a base. oh, and good by the intensifying is really attacks on gaza, who the mounting an immediate cease fire as the conflict enters it's full week. there is no sign of the outrage. a base in here, not just that is really mandatory, a tackle gaza, but also towards the government supporting it. and that includes the us a message to the u. s. a. is this for the savages at the helm of the united states to go away immediately? i'm not talking about the people, but probably be administrator has a message echoed in the jordanian capital. i'm on my protest is crashed with police offices a day ahead of a planned visit to the country where the us secretary of state and to me blink and emotions. are running high in jordan when more than half the population is a palestinian origin. although it has a peace deal with israel, it is a key us our in the region. it has to spend a di

let's find out more with sonya diego in london for a sonia. tell us more about this ruling and the reasons the supreme court gave for a while. it was a unanimous decision by the justice in the supreme court. who said that that decision reflects that, that those take undertaken by the court of appeals. the facts that runs as a country did not fits of the stuff, the consequence for the extra human rights issues that it had. uh, basically, uh, the it said, the state of the, even in the evidence that was presented that the british police of how to even more for ones and nationals who are living in the u. k. that they were credible a couple times by the real ones in governments to kill them or to even conducting force disappearances and torture. and also concerns how rolanda really is failing to live up to treaties and procedures. an institution for processing asylum claims, which really raises a norm with questions as to how they're able to carry this on how the u. k. government fails to take all of this into accounts when can start seeing this po

cameron says he hopes past experiences will help him deal with current international challenges. sonya diego reports, are you getting set for telling the truth of sacrifice to the old and in with an old hand full of prime minister david cameron, making a surprise return to franklin politics as foreign secretary, after a 7 year absence. i think department is pulled him into sinks in the team and a time when foreign affairs are incredibly impulsive with what's going on in ukraine with the conflict in the base mid least. well, mister cameron left british politics in 2016 and the altima for the best of the device of rex that referendum. he was firmly in favor of richmond remaining in the block. well, i'm a current prime minister, which you see not advocated for britain to come out of the european union, but both men a widely seem to be centrist, and it is this approach which will now be dominating in the cabinets. but shuffling sewell abroad in the knowledge of her ministerial roll and onto the back benches may present the prime minister with another challenge. hard line opinions on issues such

cameron says he hopes past experiences will help him deal with current international challenges. sonya diego has more from london and it is suicide. quite unusual, and as a surprise indeed, to see the full prime minister turning up to become a member of receipts to next cabinet. now you remember that david cameron actually stood down in 2016 and he left the house of commons, his seats, after he was campaigning, to remain within the european union in that's a rex that referendum. now, after he stood down, he's has kept a low profile some lots, but really this is going to show exactly how a research scenic is now appealing to a way outside from that move. okay, side of the conservative government. now, walrus, she's to knock campaigns for rex it and seem to be on the other side of that argument that david cameron was making them both for see 1st went up to see to be centrist within the conservative policy. so perhaps you see not just hoping to bolster more of that centrist voice within the cabinet, and to have someone who did, who has a grip of the foreign policy challenges that are facing the