There probably never will be any. Waste of time and money.

The DUP are Voting against it.

And one of the Group of Conservatives
are also voting against it.


So Prime Minister Sunak is very busy
sorting through his MP's

Climate Minister Graham Stuart has flown back from the COP28 conference in Dubai to take part in a crunch Commons vote on the government's Rwanda bill.

Mr Stuart is due to return to the Dubai summit after the vote - a round trip of 6,824 miles.

:facepalm:

Ch4HDnews Live

Reports there are 5 Conservative Groups
now.

Some MP's now Voting

He ain't No Rock Star.


https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/976/cp...ewart.jpg.webp

4 Years since the last General Election

Johnson Vs Corbyn.

Lucky bugger Sunak

The Vote:

313 Yes
269 No

‘Foreign courts’ being the uk Supreme Court

That's a decent sized majority in the end after all the drama

Prime Minister Sunak
Invited loads MPs for
Salmon on Toast

Early this morning

No surprise it was won.

The usual suspects of Con MPs who huff and puff and are unhappy with this and that.
Usually more often cave in and don't put their money or votes in this case, where their mouth is.

Making lots of noise but turning the sound off and sit on their hands once the crunch votes happen.

This policy is ridiculous.
A laughing stock as to this useless shambolic PM and government, however making the UK a laughing stock too.

Thank goodness we have such prudent and carbon-conscience people in charge of the climate.

Dick.

Maybe if the focus had been on stopping the boats to begin with, the garbage idea of sending migrants to Rwanda wouldn't be "necessary".

The interesting thing is that the Rwanda deal whether it is a success or a failure does not affect tory votes. Those supporters of removing illegal immigrants are not going to vote for another party in protest if it is a failure. I don't know who is advising Sunak, but he is flogging the wrong horse