I sometimes think that if a political party pledged to enact a statutory obligation for service providers to answer the telephone within a reasonable period, they would be rewarded with a landslide v… (View Post)

It's an astonishing article. She begins by acknowledging that "We lost in the Supreme Court because the judges determined that Rwanda cannot be trusted to fulfil the commitments we asked of them… (View Post)

In fact it looks as though Rwanda will be able to send them anywhere it likes if their applications are rejected. Judging from this report all that's going to happen is that the UK will try to addres… (View Post)

This piece by Sir Jonathan Jones (former Solicitor General) is the clearest discussion of the options that I have seen: https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/comment/supreme-court-rwanda-rishi-su… (View Post)

No, that's quite wrong. The Supreme Court didn't "want assurances". Assurances had already been given. The Supreme Court ruled that despite those assurances there were "substantial gro… (View Post)