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Good evening. In fact, that is where were going to start. The Prime Minister pledged the planes for rwanda would be leaving britain this spring. Its now almost two years since ministers first announced their plan to send some migrants to east africa. And the costs continue to mount. A recent report from the National Audit office suggests the cost of the policy, whether or not anyone is ever sent there, stands at £370 million. Mr sunak says it is the deterrent they need, and should be considered a cost saving, since the bill to house Asylum Seekers in britain will reach £11 billion a year by 2026. Tonight the House Of Lords will have their say. We are watching live the debate in the chamber, where possible changes to the bill will be adopted. That is the scene from ....
The latest news from around the world with hosts John Berman and Poppy Harlow. At one Point Gary Palmer was defending and blasting his colleagues who were criticizing sessions. But gary palmer told me he has his own problems with sessions. He specifically listed some of the things that the president was tweeting about this morning regarding Document Production to congress, Rod Rosenstein perhaps not the best person to be working in the Justice Department, according to him. He was unhappy with certain things that sessions was doing. I think its really interesting, the conversation is changing. I dont think thats a good sign for sessions. Its a matter of time, i think, before he goes. Ryan, help me understand with all of the things you listed, including th ....
If Judge Sotomayor intends to join her colleagues already on the Court in relying upon something other than U.S. legal precedent and American norms in interpreting the Constitution. ....
Arabia. that was blocked. you can feel the pressure. it s the the conversation moved from are the saudis in violation of international law to, well, is the u.s. in violation of the international arms treaty? of course, all the partners to that treaty have to be able to say we believe these arms are not going to be used in ways in violation of humanitarian law and we are convinced of that. increasingly, given what s happening in yemen, it s growing difficult for the u.s. and the trump administration to be able to say that with conviction. because of this, $100 million arms contract $110 billion. it s extraordinary. thank you for the reporting. we ll be right back. ....