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Suella Braverman joined the attack on Rishi Sunaks legislation, saying the government has stretched the patience of the British people.

A Commons defeat on the Bills Third Reading tonight would have delivered a seismic blow to Mr Sunaks premiership and possibly brought down his Government.

MPs gave the PMs flagship legislation its third reading by 320 to 276 after the bulk of the rebels stopped short of inflicting a defeat that could have collapsed the government.

The import ban on disposable vapes in Australia won’t stop a blossoming black market as Border Force will struggle to enforce it, a former federal officer warns.

The four-week inquest into the deaths of three detainees in Villawood Immigration Detention Centre wrapped up on Friday. Major changes may now be on the way.

The four-week inquest into the deaths of three detainees in Villawood Immigration Detention Centre wrapped up on Friday. Major changes may now be on the way.

The four-week inquest into the deaths of three detainees in Villawood Immigration Detention Centre wrapped up on Friday. Major changes may now be on the way.

Confusion continues to reign over the release of 116 detainees freed by order of the High Court with the governments vow to use GPS tracking ankle bracelets on high-risk offenders mired in chaos.

Immigration minister Robert Jenrick warned there is no path to victory if the PM cannot show voters he has kept his vow to Stop the Boats.

The Chancellor said he was hopeful that the Prime Ministers scheme to alter the law to allow flights to travel to East Africa by the spring would bear fruit.