Wednesday briefing: How the first Rwanda asylum flight was cancelled
In today’s newsletter: Boris Johnson said ‘tens of thousands’ would be sent to Rwanda. Last night the number on the first flight was reduced to zero
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In today’s newsletter: Boris Johnson said ‘tens of thousands’ would be sent to Rwanda. Last night the number on the first flight was reduced to zero
<strong>Letters: </strong>As long as buy-to-let and second home purchases continue, property prices are unlikely to go down, writes <strong>Eileen Peck</strong>. Plus letters from <strong>Laura Rollin</strong> and <strong>Dave Verguson</strong> on school selection by housing wealth
Last modified on Wed 14 Apr 2021 03.20 EDT Top story: Crothers role was approved by officials Morning everyone. This is Martin Farrer with all today’s top stories. The scandal over Greensill Capital’s links to the government has deepened after it emerged that a senior civil servant began working for the finance firm as an adviser while still serving in Whitehall – and that his role was approved the Cabinet Office. Following revelations about former prime minister David Cameron’s lobbying on behalf of the failed company, Downing Street sources were said to be “deeply concerned” at ...
The Guardian charity telethon - talk to your favourite journalists Composite: Getty Images / Guardian Design Team It’s your chance to discuss this extraordinary year, one-to-one, with your favourite journalists. Marina Hyde, John Crace, Jonathan Freedland, Anushka Asthana, Owen Jones and others will be taking your calls and donations at the Guardian and Observer 2020 charity appeal telethon this Saturday. This year’s appeal cause is disadvantaged young people, and we are raising money for three charities doing fantastic work at the sharp...