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Sophistry, in other words you are misleading people, you don't really need it. you say you will do whatever it takes to get the policy off the ground and you want to pass new laws to do that. but this is a technical question but a very important one, if the european courts put down what is called the rule 39, an emergency measure to stop a plane taking off from the uk to go to rwanda, would you ever be willing to ignore a rule 39 order dressed in yellow there is a lot in there, but what i would say first and foremost, i am determined to stop the boats. find and foremost, i am determined to st...

He will ask him, why are you not supportive of a workable deterrent like rwanda? we will make sure we can safely remove people. that is how i believe we will solve the problem. you asked before which i think is incredibly important, i really committed to resolving the problem? here are the facts, before i became prime minister, the number of illegal arrivals into the country across the channel had quadruple... the is... , ., ., ., the is... they have gone down because the is. .. they have gone down because of— the is... they have gone down because of the _ the is... they have gone down becau...

To the president of the court. and he effectively is saying that his attempts to bring through legislation in the uk parliament to, as he would put it, stop the boats, certainly to tackle the crossings of the english channel, that this is within international law, although one of his ministers says that may well be pushing the boundaries of international law. secondly, what he wanted to do was to lobby, to try to get the court to implement some of its rulings, perhaps rather more flexibly, more in the uk's interests, in particular, in the jargon, what's called rule 39, when effectively what ha...

The Prime Minister is flying to Iceland for the Council of Europe summit.

When effectively what happened under that rule is it allows the european court for human rights to stop something from happening if irreparable damage could be done. and this was what was used to stop a flight to rwanda. now, this is a key part of the government's strategy to try to reduce the flow of migrants across the english channel. they are saying that, in effect, largely single male migrants, for example, who arrive by an illegal route could be deported to a third safe country. there is this arrangement in place with rwanda, but so far no flights have taken off. and one of the obstacles...