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Home secretary spent £165,000 on private chartered flight to Rwanda

Sky News Friday, 22 March 2024
Home Secretary James Cleverly used a private chartered flight to visit Rwanda at a cost of £165,561.53 to the taxpayer, government documents have revealed.
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