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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots,

the Spectators' Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Cindy U and I'm joined by Ezwell Hardman and Katie Walsh.

So as well, today we're hearing this news about this partnership with the Government of

Rwanda over how to deal with refugees coming from across the channel. Can you tell us about

what we know about these plans? Yes, so as far as we have been told, it is a trial for some

asylum seekers who cross the channel and arrive in the UK will be given a one-way ticket to Rwanda

where they will not be processed and then returned to the UK but they will be given a

accommodation in a detention centres in Rwanda instead of in the UK.

And this is according to Boris Johnson going to save countless lives from human trafficking

and will stop people's smugglers. Now there's obviously a problem with these channel crossings

which is that people are dying and they are being exploited by human traffickers.

That's something that the refugee council were very clear about this morning when they were

responding to this policy announcement but the British Government has failed to solve this problem

of the channel crossings and has been looking around for quite some time to find a country

to take asylum seekers for some kind of offshore processing and it has now found Rwanda is

happy to do this and it is a very politically useful announcement to make particularly when you've

just been fined by the police for a lockdown party with a cake ambush involved. This is a sort of

ambush by policy to try to move the conversation on really for the next two years until the general

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