for a couple days. it has, an empty plane on the tarmac for a couple days. it has, an empty plane on the tarmac tuesday - for a couple days. it has, an empty plane on the tarmac tuesday night| plane on the tarmac tuesday night showing how shallow and farcical this policy has become. the government wanted to deport migrants, asylum seekers to rwanda, the european court of human rights stepped in at the last minute, leaving priti patel with no choice except to double down on her policy which came to the cone when she came to the commons today, quite a combative session against yvette cooper and others, as woelfel stops she vowed to carry on with it, of course she would. she went so far as to say it came up in the debate when she claimed that migrants can t pretend to be asylum seekers, a lib dem mp left on that and said that showed what patel s attitude towards migrants are. most migrants when they apply and finally have their cases heard, they their cases are
What have we learned about the Royals one quarter of the way into the season?
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The Royals are about one-quarter into their season, and already it has been a roller coaster ride. If you had asked fans at the outset how they would feel about an 18-22 record by this point, most would be pretty pleased with that outcome. And yet, because of the way the Royals journeyed to this record - a hot April that saw them peak with the best record in baseball, only to go on an 11-game losing streak - fans are perhaps a bit more pessimistic on the team than if the club had simply traded wins for losses much of the year.