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mixed feelings about it. church of england leaders have described the policy as "immoral", downing street has said the plane may not take off today as planned because of ongoing legal challenges by some of those due to be removed. also this lunchtime: basic pay falls in relation to rising prices at the fastest rate in more than a decade. intense russian bombardment in the east of ukraine — all three bridges in a key city have now been destroyed. five years since the grenfell tower disaster, a memorial service is held at westminster abbey for the 72 people who died. nicola sturgeon ...

and downing st has now said the plane may not take off today as planned because of ongoing legal challenges by some of those due to be removed. five years since the grenfell tower disaster — a memorial service is held at westminster abbey for the 72 people who died. regular pay in the uk is falling at the fastest rate in more than a decade when taking inflation into account according to the latest figures — unemployment has also risen slightly. a new campaign for independence. scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon launches a new campaign for independence. it is time to set ou...

This morning that the government would not be "deterred or abashed" by some of the criticism. but in the last few minutes, downing street has said the legal challenges might stop the plane from taking off. sean dilley reports. this is one flight that is unlikely to be affected by cancellations and delays. even withjust to be affected by cancellations and delays. even with just a handful of unwilling passengers and no matter what the cost is, the government says it is imperative tonight's removals go—ahead to discourage dangerous channel crossings. it has been extremely difficult to find a wa...

Hello and welcome to bbc news. a plane carrying a handful of asylum seekers is due to fly to rwanda from the uk this evening, after campaigners and charities failed in their bid to block the take—off. it's thought seven or eight people could be on board, but several are making a last—ditch legal attempt to halt their removals in court today. the government insists flights are necessary to combat people—trafficking gangs, but church of england leaders described the policy as "immoral". the prime minister told the cabinet this morning that the government would not be 'deterred or abashed' ...