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The Home Secretary last night defiantly vowed to plough ahead with her flagship migration plan despite a Strasbourg judge's extraordinary 11th-hour intervention blocked the first flight.
Left-wing figures, including lawyers, politicians and activists, were among those openly celebrating the ECHR's extraordinary intervention that saw the UK's first Rwanda-bound flight grounded.
MPs and ministers called for the UK to withdraw from European Court of Human Rights after it intervened to stop an Iraqi citizen being deported - just before the flight was due to take off.
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 man's move is also thrown into doubt.
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