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The British government's proposal to deport asylum-seekers to Rwanda receives parliamentary approval on Tuesday after more than two years of debate

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Safety of Rwanda Bill has finally passed through the Lords - but what happens next? The Mirror looks at when flights will get off the ground, how much it will cost and whether the plan will work

The five people are reported to have died in a crush on the overcrowded boat.

The government has already committed £290 million to the troubled scheme

Webber Wentzels Ashford Nyatsumba and Michael Denenga delve into the changing domicile trends within the African private equity and venture capital markets...

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said: ‘We want to prevent people making these very dangerous crossings.’

The deal with Rwanda has been plagued by setbacks since it was signed two years ago.

In an interview on the BBC’s Today Program this week, Deputy Foreign Secretary Andrew Mitchell sang the praises of Rwanda’s “remarkable regime.” But as the debate over the government’s Safety of Rwanda bill came to a close, he left out some important facts about Rwanda’s human rights record.

Andrew Mitchell, the deputy foreign secretary, made the astonishing claim that Kigali is safer than London. But 30 years on from the Rwandan genocide, can that really be true? Colin Drury reports

The Reform UK MP slammed the nationalist leader in a social media exchange over the flagship policy aimed at stopping small boats crossing the Channel.