Labour to vote against Rwanda Bill from 'dying government'
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Labour to vote against Rwanda Bill from 'dying government'
Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall says her party will vote against the Rwanda Bill, as Rishi Sunak’s “dying” government desperately tries to push through plans to deport illegal immigrants.
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