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Cooper: PM always shifts blame over delayed Rwanda Bill

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Cooper: PM always shifts blame over delayed Rwanda Bill

Cooper: PM always shifts blame over delayed Rwanda Bill

Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has said the prime minister 'always looks for someone else to blame' over his Rwanda Bill, insisting neither the current nor former home secretary believes it will work Report by Alibhaiz.

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