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democrats are going to be very vulnerable because they refuse to take up this impeachment trial so yes tray, i think this will weigh heavy on the elections as it should. trey: and yes you say, i was in your beautiful state of iowa in his divorce notice of the state my best geographical register election news montana there's a very competitive see pennsylvania very competitive seat i'll very competitive seat. so we most of chelsea's present but it seems to be able to find his executive power, had when it comes to student loan relief for covid-19 mandates 20 claims that he is powerless to do anything about the border the executive action and what is the truth that can he do what he is doing without congress. >> hello yes tray, is going well, we saw the sender
democrats are going to be very vulnerable because they refuse to take up this impeachment trial so yes tray, i think this will weigh heavy on the elections as it should. trey: and yes you say, i was in your beautiful state of iowa in his divorce notice of the state my best geographical register election news montana there's a very competitive see pennsylvania very competitive seat i'll very competitive seat. so we most of chelsea's present but it seems to be able to find his executive power, had when it comes to student loan relief for covid-19 mandates 20 claims that he is powerless to do anything about the border the executive action and what is the truth that can he do what he is doing without congress. >> hello yes tray, is going well, we saw the sender
all of this debate happening, press conference happening in an hour and a half, how is this being viewed in kigali? a half, how is this being viewed in kiuali? ., ., , kigali? the government here has laruel kigali? the government here has largely stood _ kigali? the government here has largely stood back _ kigali? the government here has largely stood back and _ kigali? the government here has largely stood back and watched l kigali? the government here has l largely stood back and watched the legal and political wrangling in the uk, saying that that is a process for britain, they welcome debate and so on, but in the meantime they have stressed they are ready to receive these migrants at a moment's notice when and if they are allowed to arrive. and certainly the hostel that has been prepared to receive them has been standing ready for nearly two years now. the rwandan government has been making changes to its law to address concerns raised by the british supreme court about the safety of the migrants here, in particular about the risk of them being deported back to countries from which they fled, and so on. the government also has strongly objected to being called unsafe, which is something they say just isn't true, they say they have a very good safety record and that is certainly true when it comes to
flights at a moment's notice if they are able to arrive and the hostel prepared to receive them has been standing ready for almost two years. the government in rwanda has made changes to law to address concerns raised by the british supreme court about the safety of migrants here, in particular about the risk of them being deported to countries from which they fled. the government also has strongly rejected to being called unsafe which is something they say is not true, they have a good safety record, and that is true on crime, but there has been an unwelcome spotlight put on allegations that government does suppress dissent here. people on the ground, ithink suppress dissent here. people on the ground, i think there is not as much attention paid to it here as it is in the uk. but in terms of the views, i would say they are largely economic. some people say it is going to be good for the economy to have migrants coming, especially as
challenge and together with one that we are _ challenge and together with one that we are at— challenge and together with one that we are at the forefront of demonstrating a new way to deal with this and _ demonstrating a new way to deal with this and that's something that people — this and that's something that people have taken notice of. that rwandans — people have taken notice of. that rwandans like us are keen to make sure it's _ rwandans like us are keen to make sure it's a _ rwandans like us are keen to make sure it's a success in european countries _ sure it's a success in european countries looking at this and i will say this— countries looking at this and i will say this here is that in the past, you have — say this here is that in the past, you have seen the narrative on this change _ you have seen the narrative on this change from the first time i spoke to willing — change from the first time i spoke to willing of this job. i change from the first time i spoke to willing of thisjob. i said then that others will lead and others will follow as you have seen that. european — will follow as you have seen that. european countries all talking about a third _ european countries all talking about a third country partnerships and that being one of the tools that you need to— that being one of the tools that you need to resolve this and this is novel— need to resolve this and this is novel and _ need to resolve this and this is novel and innovative but it will be a game _ novel and innovative but it will be a game changerand i'm novel and innovative but it will be a game changer and i'm grateful to rwanda _ a game changer and i'm grateful to rwanda and andrew's work in making sure that _ rwanda and andrew's work in making sure that we — rwanda and andrew's work in making sure that we are ready to successfully implement the policy and the _ successfully implement the policy and the last thing i will say is the treaty— and the last thing i will say is the treaty which we were tarred with will be _ treaty which we were tarred with will be ratified as we said in the days— will be ratified as we said in the days after— will be ratified as we said in the days after the bill receives royal assent _ days after the bill receives royal assent and that is on track and ready— assent and that is on track and ready to — assent and that is on track and ready to go as well and as the
for sure. still the notice that for sure. still the remnants of our wish list —— my weather system from today bringing cloud and damp weather. the best of the sunshine for scotland and northern ireland and more sunny skies pushing on across northern england for a time. temperatures not too bad for belfast and cardiff, iii here about 9 or 10 some of the north sea coasts. factor in the chilly wind and it will be a cold day. more of the same for the middle of the week, this time probably with more cloud coming in, may be some patches of light rain or drizzle. best of the sunshine across the north west. but temperatures will continue for most areas to be well below average and to be honest, it's going to stay quite chilly so much of the rest of this week. into the weekend we swapped the cold weather for more unsettled weather, so you probably have to wait until next month until we get something a bit nicer. thanks, chris. and that's bbc news at six. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. goodbye.
they aren't offering any concessions, but the lords want to see, but labour saying they aren't looking to back down, so it could be a late one. the looking to back down, so it could be a late one. ., looking to back down, so it could be a late one-— looking to back down, so it could be a late one. ., ., , a late one. the government have been watchin: a late one. the government have been watching this — a late one. the government have been watching this process _ a late one. the government have been watching this process basically - watching this process basically standing back and letting it play out. standing back and letting it play out the — standing back and letting it play out. the whole time it has said it is ready— out. the whole time it has said it is ready to — out. the whole time it has said it is ready to receive migrants whenever they come. there is a hostel_ whenever they come. there is a hostel prepared to receive the initial— hostel prepared to receive the initial number, it can accommodate 100 people. that has been ready to lo, 100 people. that has been ready to go, i— 100 people. that has been ready to go. i was _ 100 people. that has been ready to go, i was told june 14, 2022 they were _ go, i was told june 14, 2022 they were preparing to accept people. they are — were preparing to accept people. they are able to kick—start this at a moment's— they are able to kick—start this at a moment's notice. that place has a tent on _ a moment's notice. that place has a tent on the — a moment's notice. that place has a tent on the ground from where they can process — tent on the ground from where they can process the asylum applications. they have _ can process the asylum applications. they have had to make some changes in their— they have had to make some changes in their laws— they have had to make some changes in their laws to accommodate this new arrangement because they are
much of an impact this will have before a general election, whenever that comes later this year. so what do they make up about the controversy in rwanda itself? our correspondent barbara plett—usher is in kigali. well, the government here has largely stood back and watched legal and political wrangling in the uk, that is the process for britain, they welcome debate and so on. but in the meantime, they stressed that they ready to receive these migrants at a moment's notice, when and if they are able to arrive. certainly, the hostel that has been prepared to receive them has been standing ready for nearly two years now. the rwandan government has been making changes to its law to address concerns raised by the british supreme court about the safety of the migrants here, in particular the risk of them being deported back to countries from which they fled, and so on. the government also has strongly
let's speak to our africa correspondent, barbara plett usher. rishi sunak giving a timeline now within 12 weeks, he would like to see planes leaving the uk with asylum seekers heading to rwanda. what is the reaction there? well. what is the reaction there? well, the government _ what is the reaction there? well, the government here _ what is the reaction there? well, the government here have - what is the reaction there? -ii the government here have been watching this whole process basically standing back and letting it play out. the whole time it has said it is ready to receive migrants whenever they come. there is a hostel prepared to receive the initial number, it can accommodate 100 people. that has been ready to go for two years, june 14, 2022 they were preparing to accept people. they are able to kick start at a moment's notice, they tell us. that place has a tent on the ground from where they can process the asylum applications. they have had to make