Rishi Sunak tries to get on front foot with press conference TODAY
Rishi Sunak is set to hold a press conference in Downing Street this morning after finally managing to force the Rwanda legislation through the Commons.
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Rishi Sunak warns House of Lords not to 'frustrate the will of the people' over Rwanda plan and says he CAN 'Stop the Boats' as he stages No10 relaunch to get back on track after seeing off damaging Tory revolt
Rishi Sunak held a press conference in Downing Street this morning insisting he can 'Stop the Boats' after forcing the flagship legislation through the Commons.
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Rebellious peers shout 'shame' as Rwanda Bill arrives in House of Lords... barely an hour after Rishi Sunak warns the unelected chamber must not 'frustrate the will of the people' by blocking the legislation
In an apparent signal of intent, heckling could be heard as House of Lords clerks announced that the Commons had passed the Rwanda Bill.
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Tories demand peers 'get out the camp beds' and speed up Rwanda Bill timetable after it emerges Rishi Sunak's 'urgent' legislation won't be passed until at least mid-MARCH - but Labour claims government did not even ask for a fast-track process
Rishi Sunak described getting the measures on the statute book as an 'urgent national priority' this morning after overcoming a revolt to force it through the Commons.
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Shocking footage shows MORE migrants risking their lives on tiny dinghy in the Channel today - as the Tory party rips itself to shreds over whether Rishi Sunak's latest Rwanda plan can stop them
Dozens of people could be seen packed on to a tiny dinghy as it struggled off the coast of Kent, dwarfed by ferries and cargo vessels in the busy shipping lane.
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