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Yesterday's flight cost a couple of hundred thousand pounds but never took off. in strasbourg, the european court of human rights said first the legality of the whole scheme must be decided by british courts. labour says the whole policy is flawed. even under their plans, they are not proposing that everyone who comes across the english channel goes to rwanda. i think their estimates are round about 20—30%. so i am afraid it will not be a deterrent, it will not work, it probably will be abandoned and it will cost the uk taxpayer millions and millions of pounds. 0ne application the court rule...

Of being sent to rwanda is deterring new arrivals. the government's policy is on hold. but the home secretary this lunchtime insisted it will happen. we remain committed to this policy. these repeated legal barriers are very similar to those that we experienced with all other removal flights and we believe we are fully compliant to our domestic and international obligations and preparations for our future flights and the next flight has already begun. yesterday's flight cost a couple of hundred thousand pounds but never took off. in strasbourg, the european court of human rights said first the...

In the last hour, the home secretary said she was disappointed by the ruling, and that the government would not be put off by what she called "inevitable" last—minute legal challenges. our political correspondent damian grammaticas reports. on the south coast today, no sign that the prospect of being sent to rwanda is deterring new arrivals. the government's policy is on hold. but the home secretary this lunchtime insisted it will happen. we remain committed to this policy. these repeated legal barriers are very similar to those that we experienced with all other removal flights and we belie...