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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots for Spectators' Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Cindy U and I'm joined by Katie Gawes and James Versailles.

So the government is not ruling out coming out of the open court of human rights

in response to yesterday's flight to Rwanda not having anyone on it by the end of the evening.

Katie, tell us what's going on with that.

So last night, I think early evening, it seemed as though this flight would be going ahead,

but with a very reduced number of people. There were seven individuals who were supposed to be

on the plane. There had been appeals in the UK courts in the day for four of those of people

and they had all failed. Then around 7.30pm, you had judges in Strasbourg,

for the EHRC, ultimately have their own judgment in the case of what are those men.

And they found that there was a case for appeal. That was then used by other

civil space beyond the plane to say, well, we now have a case for a further appeal

and it led to the government pulling the flight. So did not take off.

Now, I think what's interesting here is clearly as a domination in the news today,

but I think you would think on paper the government not managing to complete a policy that they've

been talking about for some time is bad news for the government. I don't think it's quite so

simple here. It's been clear for weeks now that the government, when it comes to this policy,

wants to have a fight. Look at how everyone drove the weekend. It's been spoken about earlier

that we couldn't spot cars to Prince Charles, allegedly saying the policy was appalling.

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