that telegraph headline, "rwanda deportation blocked by europeanjudges" — it is technically out of— europeanjudges" — it is technically out of date — europeanjudges" — it is technically out of date because almost all the papers _ out of date because almost all the papers that have splashed on this were _ papers that have splashed on this were reporting before the latest news _ were reporting before the latest news that you've just reported to your viewers, which seems to be that the flight _ your viewers, which seems to be that the flight won't take off at all. as callum _ the flight won't take off at all. as callum was explaining, although triggered in part by a european court _ triggered in part by a european court of— triggered in part by a european court of human rights, the final blow_ court of human rights, the final blow was— court of human rights, the final blow was struck in london at the court _ blow was struck in london at the court of— blow was struck in london at the court of appeal, a british court. but that— court of appeal, a british court. but that headline, "rwanda

it's worth europeanjudges intervened. it's worth saying a judicial review is on the way over the policy itself which is due injuly. at this point is not a ruling over whether the policy of deporting people to rwanda is legal or illegal, it's simply that european courts have said we need to wait for thatjudicial review, and wait for that judicial review, and in wait for thatjudicial review, and in the interim nobody should be sent to rwanda at this point. find in the interim nobody should be sent to rwanda at this point.— to rwanda at this point. and we've heard from — to rwanda at this point. and we've heard from the _ to rwanda at this point. and we've heard from the home _ to rwanda at this point. and we've heard from the home secretary . heard from the home secretary tonight saying if they are not on this plane, they'll be on the next one — but that may be a little more difficult than she would have us believe right now. sticking with the daily mail, it's clear that it's embarrassing for the government, but they

, the whole thing is to use the home secretary's phrase about the home secretary's phrase about the europeanjudges, it's a bit opaque. the european 'udges, it's a bit o-uaue. . the european 'udges, it's a bit 0 .a i ue, ., ., ~' the european 'udges, it's a bit o-iaue. . ., ~ ., the european 'udges, it's a bit onaaue. ., ., " ., ., opaque. yeah, and i think one of the problems here _ opaque. yeah, and i think one of the problems here is _ opaque. yeah, and i think one of the problems here is number _ opaque. yeah, and i think one of the problems here is number ten - opaque. yeah, and i think one of the problems here is number ten has a i problems here is number ten has a great briefing operation, it's what they do — great briefing operation, it's what they do. lord geidt is not yet. this is a letter— they do. lord geidt is not yet. this is a letter to — they do. lord geidt is not yet. this is a letter to mps that he has written — is a letter to mps that he has written but we have not really heard his story _ written but we have not really heard his story adequately. of course it is in the �

had overruled _ wondering why europeanjudges had overruled the decision is made in the british— overruled the decision is made in the british courts yesterday. but she was — the british courts yesterday. but she was absolutely adamant that the government is going to keep going with this _ government is going to keep going with this policy. she said the home office _ with this policy. she said the home office lawyers were already looking at the _ office lawyers were already looking at the next steps. we have heard from _ at the next steps. we have heard from the — at the next steps. we have heard from the home secretary, priti patel. — from the home secretary, priti patel, that the government is already— patel, that the government is already looking at the next flight to take _ already looking at the next flight to take people to rwanda. i think we will hear a bit more from the home secretary— will hear a bit more from the home secretary later. she is due to give a statement to the house of commons setting _ a statement to the house of commons setting out— a statement to the ho