A Conservative aide who described the government's rwanda policy as "crap" was doing so for "dramatic effect," James Cleverly has said. James Sunderland, a Tory candidate and Mr Cleverly’s parliamentary privat ...

James Sunderland, an aide to James Cleverly who is seeking re-election as MP, made comments at event in April

A Conservative parliamentary candidate and aide to James Cleverly described the government’s rwanda plan as “crap” in a leaked recording. James Sunderland, Mr Cleverly’s parliamentary private secretary, asks if anyone has their ph ...

James Sunderland, Tory candidate for Bracknell and Mr Cleverly’s parliamentary private secretary, was recorded calling the rwanda plan ‘crap’

Members of the BBC Question Time special audience shouted “shame” when Rishi Sunak said he would prioritise the UK’s security over the European Convention on Human Rights. Speaking during the debate on Thursday (20 June), Mr Sunak said ...

Exclusive: Plans are in place to fly two more migrants to rwanda in the next week

Parties continue to jockey for position with three more weeks still to go in general election campaign

Exclusive: Plans are in place to fly two more migrants to rwanda in the next week, The Independent understands

Exclusive: Mohammad was one of more than 100 asylum seekers detained ahead of planned rwanda deportation flights

Pledges include 1.5m more homes, 6,500 extra teachers, scrapping the rwanda scheme and more weekend working in the NHS

Legal actions seek compensation for asylum seekers locked up for weeks without immediate plan for deportation

Pledges include 1.5m more homes, 6,500 extra teachers, scrapping the rwanda scheme and more weekend working in the NHS

Rishi Sunak and Sir Keir Starmer were grilled by Beth Rigby and her audience during Wednesday evening’s Sky News debate. As they stood on stage in Grimsby, the two leaders were challenged on their general election plans and promises ahead of next m ...

Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer took questions from the public on Sky News on Wednesday. We examine their claims on tax, rwanda deportations and NHS dentists

Don’t like foreigners? Flights to rwanda would start in July. Don’t like the ECHR? We could rip up international treaties

Residents spoke out against the Government's rwanda policy and are worried about taxes going up

Diane Rwigara’s name missing from list of candidates to challenge Paul Kagame in 15 July vote

Rishi Sunak has promised that asylum seekers will be deported to the East African nation if he is re-elected

Migrants seek redress for ‘immense distress’ from deportations now thrown into chaos by election announcement

The government’s safety of rwanda bill finally passed into law in April. But, with the announcement last week of a general election, the Conservative ‘dream’ of deportation flights taking off might never happen. So what has the bill ac ...