on bbc london. eight year old nuria one of the girls who died in the wimbledon school crash. tonight, an exclusive interview with her parents, still waiting for answers. good evening. the prime minister says he will press ahead with plans to send asylum seekers to rwanda after the highest court in the uk ruled that the government s policy was unlawful. the supreme court found there was a real risk that asylum seekers who were sent to rwanda could be wrongly assessed, and returned to their country of origin, where they could face persecution. but rishi sunak said new emergency legislation will enable parliament to confirm rwanda is safe and that he remained committed to stopping thousands of migrants crossing the channel in small boats every year. labour called the proposals a ridiculous and pathetic spectacle. here s our political editor chris mason. the geography of power, parliament in the background this morning. the supreme court in focus. refugees cannot be returned
going to be, you know, can that be sustained and setting aside the defensive equipment, are we able to also provide for the humanitarian aid side because we have millions of ukrainians who are in poland and romania and moldova and hungary who have had to flee and you can have very dangerous conditions when you have so many displaced individuals. this is going to be organizational challenge. it has been organizational challenge and something we need to stay very closely on top of. carley: congressman, quickly here we have to hand it over to fox & friends in less than a minute. five train stations attacked in ukraine. this was after defense secretary and secretary of state took a train to kyiv. is this a message that russia is trying to send in striking the train station? absolutely and message after the ukrainians struck those oil depots. we are seeing the outline of that playbook attack these civilians targets we are going to strike deep and the russians
the eu foreign ministers decided they would never allow anything to fly in from western airspace, nato airspace into ukraine. then discussions with the united states. and discussions have been on again, off again. some concern approximate what aircraft the poles would get in return as replacements. it s a strange and unfortunate srz of series of events that have brought this public. they need air support, what better than having ukrainian pilots fly it. you hope it s not off the table because clearly you think this could help them. can you tell us how it would help to have these additional planes? well, the russian versus right now air superiority over eastern ukraine and over the cities. they haven t been terribly effective thus far in what we have seen. they are striking civilians targets.
and several upped the antes, offering to pay the salaries. and arming opposition with increase willing number of violence with civilian casualties. in a rare interview, secretary clinton addressed the. clearly a the soldiers who defect. if they take their weapons and turn them against the military that continues to ruthlessly assault civilians targets, they a their family is going to be provided for. there s a safety net for them. falling behind is kofi annan s plan. it was never implemented. it was an alternative to stronger action by the u.n. security council, twice vetoed by russia and china to turn down invitations. the battle to overthrow assad and battle to secure stability