rights whose intervention prevented the fight from taking off at all. at a later he became the second independent ethics adviser to resign. the government was considering paying subsidies to steer manufacturers in the uk in breach of the rules. the code says ministers should not operate the law. downing street is considering suspending it. for lord geidt this was the last straw. on friday boris johnson escape these distractions to spend the day in two years and even among the allies championing international law as a tool to bring to account russians for action taken during the invasion. they week investigators said they may have had evidence of serious breaches of international law which perhaps amount to war crimes. we will discuss those three aspects in is still here with me is ian who writes for the on sunday and let return for the on sunday and let return for from for the on sunday and let return forfrom a for the on sunday and let return for from a lengthy s
for the on sunday and let return forfrom a for the on sunday and let return for from a lengthy speller in ukraine. thank you all for coming to the stadium. it s been a relief from a the hot temperatures outside england and as we record this programme. let us begin with rwanda. tell us what s happened to what britain says is a ground breaking revolutionary new asylum policy sending asylum seekers who want to come and live in the uk to buy one that instead. europe did not meddle in british law. that to buy one that instead. europe did not meddle in british law. not meddle in british law. that is what boris not meddle in british law. that is what boris johnson not meddle in british law. that is what boris johnson and not meddle in british law. that is what boris johnson and his - what borisjohnson and his supporters want us to believe. that this is another european incursion. that s not what happened. i think a couple of observations here they tried to send asylum seekers to