Government opts to avoid showdown with MPs on Rwanda treaty ratification

Wednesday, 24 January 2024
The government has chosen to avoid a showdown with MPs on the ratification of its new treaty with Rwanda, after the House of Lords voted to delay the finalisation of the deal.

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