of canterbury said it would not stand thejudgment of of canterbury said it would not stand the judgment of god, and the un said it would be illegal. but the mp for dover told me that despite the criticism, the government is doing the right thing. what you make of the comments apparently made by prince charles got yellow he is entitled to his view, as is anyone else, but a number of comments made on rwanda seem to be on the basis of a lack of information about what this programme and the experience has been like in rwanda. to the home secretary herself travelled to rwanda in april to announce the plan. campaigners failed in an initial illegal bid to ground legal bid to ground the first flight yesterday, but they will seek a full judicial review next month. we very much welcome judicial review next month. we very much welcome what judicial review next month. we very much welcome what prince - judicial review next month. we very much welcome what prince charles| much welcome what p
10,000 migrants have reached the uk in small that so far this year. the government says it is determined to stop people risking their lives crossing the channel and to tackle the people smugglers who are dangerously overloading the boats. it s big idea, to send some asylum seekers to rwanda to act as a deterrent. the first flight is scheduled for tuesday. but now prince charles has reportedly described the policy as appalling. according to the times, in private conversations he said he was unimpressed with the government s direction of travel, and said he feared it could overshadow a commonwealth heads of state meeting in rwanda in ten days. this is one of the hotel is preparing for uk arrivals. the british government insists rwanda is a safe country. clarence house wouldn t comment on supposedly anonymous private conversations except to restate that the prince of wales remains politically neutral and matters of policy for government. but it has proved controversial. the archbishop
hearing was an injunction hearing for an interim relief team to stop those people being removed on tuesday. pending a more substantial hearing around the policy as a whole. it was not a vindication of the policy. our argument is that while that question is still to be tested in the court about the lawfulness of the policy, no want should be being removed in the meantime, that is what we will again be arguing for on monday. you meantime, that is what we will again be arguing for on monday. be arguing for on monday. you are director of be arguing for on monday. you are director of your be arguing for on monday. you are director of your group be arguing for on monday. you are director of your group be arguing for on monday. you are director of your group your - director of your group your director of your group your director of your group your director of your group your director of your group your director of your group tweeted in response to this story, welcome
policy is still to be considered in the next few weeks. policy is still to be considered in the next few weeks. james wilson, from detention the next few weeks. james wilson, from detention action, the next few weeks. james wilson, from detention action, thank- the next few weeks. james wilson, from detention action, thank you l from detention action, thank you so much speaking to us. the us and china have been trading words over security in the asia pacific region, particularly over taiwan. washington and beijing have sent their most senior defence officials to a conference in singapore and have already met on the sidelines. the meeting seems to have gone well, but china s defence minister told journalists that beijing would not hesitate to start a war if anyone tried to split taiwan, which it sees as a rebel province from china. 0ur correspondent nick marsh reports. he is at the shangri la dialogue. this was the first of a doubleheader here in singapore. today, it was the us