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The Boeing 767 - operated by Spanish charter firm Privilege Style - was seen landing at the Ministry of Defence testing site in Wiltshire earlier today.

One of the seven migrants due to be transferred to Rwanda had his removal called off after a move by the European Court of Human Rights, while a second mans move is also thrown into doubt.

LEO MCKINSTRY: If any citizen from around the world was entitled to live here, public services, the welfare system and all our civic infrastructure would quickly be put under intolerable strain.

50 asylum seekers expected to be flown out of the UK by the end of the month have been notified that their Rwandan flights will not take place until June 6.

P&O’s chief executive has apologised for the impact the redundancies will have.

Up to 60 desperate migrants were brought ashore to Dover this morning, after enduring a treacherous Channel crossing. Six children are understood to be among those rescued.

DAVID BARRETT: The truth is once an asylum seeker reaches British soil, they are unlikely to leave - whether or not their claim is genuine. That is just one reason why so many risk their lives to reach here.

France has disinvited Priti Patel from migrant talks as it labelled a letter from Boris Johnson which demanded new measures "a disappointment".

Boris Johnson accuses French of not doing enough, while France says he is ‘politicising a dramatic situation’ and blames Britain’s labour market.

The drugs would have had a street value of almost £20 million.