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Wednesday briefing: How the first Rwanda asylum flight was cancelled

In today’s newsletter: Boris Johnson said ‘tens of thousands’ would be sent to Rwanda. Last night the number on the first flight was reduced to zero

The Guardian - UK

Britain’s attack on its own protocol is one more exercise in Brexit gaslighting

Ministers are portraying themselves as victims of a deal they created, says Irish Times columnist Fintan O’Toole

The Guardian - UK

Priti Patel undeterred despite late grounding of Rwanda deportation flight

The Home Secretary described the European Court of Human Rights intervention as ‘very surprising’.

The Independent UK

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What the papers say – June 15

The last-minute grounding of the first deportation flight to Rwanda dominates Wednesday’s front pages.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson news – live: PM set to face PMQs as US congressmen accuse him of endangering NI peace

PM downplayed the legislation as ‘not a big deal’

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson to face PMQs as tensions mount over Northern Ireland Protocol Bill

The Prime Minister has downplayed the changes in the bill, which has been criticised for tearing up parts of the Brexit agreement, as ‘no big deal’.

The Independent UK

MoD not a ‘professional working environment’, says former veterans minister

Johnny Mercer criticised ministry’s operations as he tried to prevent prosecutions for alleged offences in conflict

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First migrant flight to Rwanda stopped by European Court of Human Rights injunctions

Home Secretary Priti Patel described the European Court of Human Rights intervention as "very surprising".

Daily Record

Rwanda flight grounded after European Court of Human Rights intervenes

All migrants have been removed from the plane, Government sources have said.

The Independent UK

Home Office's Rwanda flight GROUNDED – as FM Nicola Sturgeon issues warning

THE Home Office has cancelled the first flight taking asylum seekers to Rwanda – after last-minute legal challenges and a key European ruling…

The National (Scotland)

Rwanda flights chaos: Priti Patel says ECHR has not imposed an ‘absolute bar’ on deportations to East Africa

The Home Secretary has told MPs the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg had not ruled that the policy was illegal

Evening Standard

Rwanda deportation flight called off at last minute after European judges intervene

The flight that was scheduled to deport the first refugees to Rwanda will not take off following a series of eleventh-hour interventions by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR).

The Independent UK

First migrant flight to Rwanda postponed as European Court of Human Rights steps in

Earlier, Boris Johnson suggested lawyers representing migrants were “abetting the work of criminal gangs”

Nottingham Post

'Deporting migrants is immoral - Rwanda policy incites hate and is wrong'

Dumping people 4,000 miles away is 'immoral' (Church of England bishops), 'appalling' (Prince Charles) and 'ugly' (Tory MP and former minister Jesse Norman) when legal routes for refugees are largely shut

Daily Mirror

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Daily Mirror

Controversial Rwanda flight CANCELLED minutes before take off after legal challenges

The flight was set to cost hundreds of thousands and have only a few asylum seekers on board as Boris Johnson’s official spokesman said “at this point I can’t be definitive” when asked if the highly controversial plane would still take off

The Independent UK

Douglas Ross: I would urge people to boycott second referendum

Speaking to Channel 4 News, the Scottish Conservative leader urged people to boycott a second referendum if it is held without a section 30 order.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson bid to tear up Northern Ireland deal endangers peace, US congressmen warn

Government’s legal justification for unilateral challenge to protocol branded ‘hopeless’

Daily Mirror

Love Island viewers praise Iain Stirling for 'roasting' the government over partygate

Narrator Iain Stirling got a cheeky dig aimed at the government during the opening scenes of Tuesday night's episode of Love Island, with ITV2 viewers praising the Scottish comedian for the 'savage' vibe

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France 24

Johnson moves to renege on his own ‘terrible’ Brexit deal – but will the Tories kill it?

British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss unveiled on Monday plans to override some post-Brexit rules for Northern Ireland on the grounds that they create unacceptable barriers with the rest of the UK. But Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s government was warned about such problems after striking his very own 2019 Brexit deal,…

The National (Scotland)

First flight taking asylum seekers to Rwanda in doubt after ECHR intervention

THE European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has intervened at the last minute in the UK Government’s scheme to send asylum seekers to Rwanda, which…

Daily Mirror

Lorraine Kelly's classy response to Boris Johnson's insulting quip about TV star

Lorraine Kelly jokes that Prime Minister Boris Johnson might be too scared to go on her daytime talk show for a chat. He recently snubbed the star and questioned who she is

The Independent UK

Thousands of civil servants to be moved from London to Manchester by 2025

Some of the 2,500 workers being moved are destined for a new hub in the city centre, the Cabinet Office said.

The Guardian - UK

Bulk of Tory MPs stand firm behind Northern Ireland protocol bill

Feared backlash fails to emerge despite leading Conservative warning of international law breach

The Guardian - UK

‘Where is Liz Truss?’: sister of activist held in Cairo jail urges UK to act

Sanaa Seif says UK government is not standing up for her brother Alaa Abd El Fattah, on hunger strike and facing death

The National (Scotland)

Refugees and activists gather in protest as first Rwanda deportations get underway

PROTESTERS gathered to voice their fury at the Government’s policy to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda in the hours before the first flight to the…

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