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The policy is also attracting international attention. at the united nations in geneva yesterday, it was described as catastrophic. this is all wrong. this is all wrong, this deal, for so many different reasons. but the man who used to be in charge of britain's borders believes something has to be done to stop the ever increasing numbers being exploited by traffickers. there's 80 million refugees around the world. according to unhcr, even more now, after ukrainians seeking resettlement in the western world. and i think there is an upper limit actually, to the number that any country can take. ...

In the rwandan capital, kigali, final preparations are under way at accommodation for those who do board this first flight. the uk government says the arrangement is a model the rest of the world could follow. but with further legal challenges in the coming weeks, there's a chance those relocated here might be given a return ticket to the united kingdom. vincent mcaviney, bbc news. our deputy africa editor, anne soy, is in the capital kigali and joins us live. anne, hello, tell us about the process when the migrants arrive from the uk. process when the migrants arrive from the uk-_ process whe...

And a telegram, make sure you have a return ticket home. yeah, it is very interesting, just think about exactly how if there is anyone around him, going, can we stop us any more is it too late? i remember there was a detail on the different pages about first russian representative, an official who works in the world bank, who resigned today, so that publicly resigned, but eight days into this work of it is hard to see how much longer people can go before they start to say, i cannot take this any more.— take this any more. look at the human cost. — take this any more. look at the human cost...

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Which i duly did, not thinking anything of it. then realised that i had just agreed to marital vows. the intention was to essentially play along, allow myself to be married, knowing that i had a return ticket booked back to the uk and it was very much grin and bear it and do what you need to do when you get home. it is difficult to know how many teenage girls in the uk are forced or coerced into marriage. payzee mahmod was one of them, and so was her sister, banaz. while payzee escaped, her sister was murdered in a so—called honour killing. it all happened very quickly without any of my say ...