of vulnerable asylum seekers who hoped britain would protect them? flying in the ministerialjet for a day trip to rwanda is evidence that priti patel thinks the policy will prove popular with voters. even she accepts, though, that there are potentially insurmountable practical and legal hurdles before it can actually happen. mark easton, bbc news, rwanda. 0ur chief political correspondent adam fleming is in westminster. stop impostor is to move the conversation on from partygate, but this is certainly far from uncontroversial as well. tell us more about what the government is saying about how this process will work. , ~ ., ., work. very little. we will have to wait for a work. very little. we will have to wait for a speech work. very little. we will have to wait for a speech from work. very little. we will have to wait for a speech from the - work. very little. we will have to wait for a speech from the prime i wait for a speech from the prime minister and we will get some detail