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Jenrick 'prepared' to vote down Rwanda bill as Tory divide deepens

Sky News Tuesday, 16 January 2024
Robert Jenrick says he is "prepared" to vote against the Rwanda bill if the government does not adopt "robust" changes to the proposed legislation.
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