Rwanda

Home Secretary James Cleverly has signed a joint Treaty with his counterpart, Foreign Minister, Dr Vincent Biruta, strengthening the UK and Rwanda's ...

Ministers have given more than £140m to Rwandan government in hope of sending asylum seekers to east Africa.

British government has another go after top court throws out its policy of deporting asylum seekers to Rwanda.

Home secretary also manages to keep straight face as he claims government is not 'in search of easy answers or quick publicity'

Editorial: This malign deportation scheme is a distraction from years of broken pledges.

Ministers want to make their plan to send asylum seekers to Africa work - but nothing is certain.

British Home Secretary James Cleverly arrived in Rwanda on Tuesday to sign a new treaty to send asylum seekers to the African nation after the UK's top ...

Swindon usually votes the way the UK votes - Labour up to 2010, Conservative since. Support for leaving the European Union in the Swindon South constituency was ...

Ministers want to make their plan to send asylum seekers to Africa work - but nothing is certain.

All of this concern comes at a time when the UK is seeking to present Rwanda as a stable and secure country. The UK government's policy of deeming Rwanda a safe ...

The internationally-binding treaty sets up an appeal process and seeks to reassure UK courts that it won't mean forced repatriations of asylum-seekers.

A senior government source has told Sky News that Rishi Sunak is not planning to leave the European Convention on Human Rights in the emergency legislation ...

Competing factions are lobbying to influence Rishi Sunak in the days before he publishes his flagship Rwanda legislation.

Home Office minister Chris Philp says 'very, very small number of vulnerable refugees' could end up back in Britain.

Chris Philp says a 'small number' of asylum seekers who are sent from the UK to Rwanda under the government's plan to tackle immigration and are then jailed ...

Emergency legislation designed to revive troubled UK plan to send migrants to Africa.

Rishi Sunak defends the new Rwanda deal and says he will do "everything it takes" to get the scheme working.