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THREE of four asylum seekers fighting deportation from the UK to Rwanda will not be sent there, the Home Office has said, after the UK Government's…

Up to 130 people have been notified they could be removed on the inaugural flight, due to take off on Tuesday.

Migrants and campaign groups are seeking legal action to stop the first flight next week

‘There seemed to be a reluctance to fully engage with how bad Britain has been,’ academic reportedly says

Disagreements have led to delay in course rollout as civil servants think empire material ‘too controversial’

Legal challenge being made on behalf of asylum seekers who are set to be removed from UK on June 14

The Home Office has refused to confirm the nationalities of those on board but only Rwandans are exempt from the policy. The wave of legal action has cast doubt on whether the first flight next Tuesday will go ahead as planned.

Lawyers for more than 90 detained migrants have already submitted legal challenges asking to stay in the UK.

Mr Justice Nicklin oversaw a preliminary hearing of the case at the High Court in London on Thursday

Doctors of the World’s report finds bills, often charged incorrectly, affected mothers’ mental health and led some to avoid healthcare

Asylum Aid makes legal application to stop flights in challenge to Priti Patel’s offshoring policy