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Court capacity boosted to hear Rwanda appeal cases - Vimarsana News

Court capacity boosted to hear Rwanda appeal cases

The former immigration minister is leading efforts aimed at toughening up the legislation.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Government drafts in migrant appeal judges in bid to quell Rwanda Bill rebels - Vimarsana News

Government drafts in migrant appeal judges in bid to quell Rwanda Bill rebels

Government is ‘taking every conceivable step’ to get Rwanda deportation flights off the ground.

Rishi Sunak faces test of strength with rebels over Rwanda in crunch votes TONIGHT as Tory deputy chairs dare him to sack them - and Boris demands the PM bows to calls for legislation to be toughened up - Vimarsana News

Rishi Sunak faces test of strength with rebels over Rwanda in crunch votes TONIGHT as Tory deputy chairs dare him to sack them - and Boris demands the PM bows to calls for legislation to be toughened up

Furious MPs insist they are 'not f***ing around' and will attempt to kill the flagship legislation, plunge the government into crisis, unless the PM agrees to toughen it up.

Top Tories Lee Anderson and Brendan Clarke-Smith quit in huge blow to Rishi Sunak - Vimarsana News

Top Tories Lee Anderson and Brendan Clarke-Smith quit in huge blow to Rishi Sunak

Tory duo Lee Anderson and Brendan Clarke-Smith both sided with rebels demanding Rishi Sunak's flagship Rwanda Safety Bill is beefed up

Hiring judges for Rwanda appeals will be a challenge, says ex-justice secretary - Vimarsana News

Hiring judges for Rwanda appeals will be a challenge, says ex-justice secretary

The Lady Chief Justice stressed decisions on deploying judges were “exclusively a matter for the judiciary” amid attempts by ministers to quell concerns from rebel Tory MPs over the Rwanda Bill.