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£300m and no flights: Home Office fury at Rwanda disaster that 'wrecked' asylum

'An extraordinary amount of money for nothing.' Officials condemn 'waste of time, money, and mental health'

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Labour warned it’s ‘out of its depth’ on Home Office asylum crisis

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Seven asylum seekers in Home Office housing died in suspected suicides over 4 months

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Deputy Tory chair attacks his own party over ECHR, leaked recording shows

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Tory Cabinet hold talks about pledge on leaving ECHR amid Farage fears

Article thumbnail: Robert Jenrick MP in his Westminster office. 22/5/24. Photo Tom Pilston
Article thumbnail: Robert Jenrick MP in his Westminster office. 22/5/24. Photo Tom Pilston
Article thumbnail: (FILES) In this file photo taken on June 14, 2022 two police officers walk in grounds near to where a Boeing 767 sits on the runway at the military base in Amesbury, Salisbury, preparing to take a number of asylum-seekers to Rwanda. - UK high court judges ruled, on December 19, 2022 that the British government's controversial plan to deport migrants to Rwanda is lawful, after flights were thwarted through legal challenges by charities and asylum-seekers. In a bid to deal with the unprecedented number of arrivals, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has sought to continue his predecessor Boris Johnson's scheme to deport migrants thousands of miles away to the African country. (Photo by JUSTIN TALLIS / AFP) (Photo by JUSTIN TALLIS/AFP via Getty Images)
Article thumbnail: (FILES) In this file photo taken on June 14, 2022 two police officers walk in grounds near to where a Boeing 767 sits on the runway at the military base in Amesbury, Salisbury, preparing to take a number of asylum-seekers to Rwanda. - UK high court judges ruled, on December 19, 2022 that the British government's controversial plan to deport migrants to Rwanda is lawful, after flights were thwarted through legal challenges by charities and asylum-seekers. In a bid to deal with the unprecedented number of arrivals, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has sought to continue his predecessor Boris Johnson's scheme to deport migrants thousands of miles away to the African country. (Photo by JUSTIN TALLIS / AFP) (Photo by JUSTIN TALLIS/AFP via Getty Images)
Article thumbnail: If the Government had got its way, a flight to Rwanda would soon be taking off (Photo: Chris J. Ratcliffe)
Article thumbnail: If the Government had got its way, a flight to Rwanda would soon be taking off (Photo: Chris J. Ratcliffe)
Article thumbnail: Labour shadow cabinet member say she will take Tory defector Natalie Elphicke at her word “for now” (Photo: Jon Super)
Article thumbnail: Labour shadow cabinet member say she will take Tory defector Natalie Elphicke at her word “for now” (Photo: Jon Super)