Have you ever felt like escaping to your own desert island?

Jane Gaskin did exactly that, trading in the family home to begin a new life in the

tropics.

But she soon discovers that Paradise has its secrets.

I'm Alice Levine, and this is the price of Paradise,

the island dream that ends in kidnap, corruption, and murder. Wish you were here. Follow the price of Paradise Now wherever

you listen to podcasts. I'm John Batser with Joseph Sternberg, my colleague, he's a member of the

editorial board of the Wall Street Journal. He's in London, he writes political

economics, and we discuss life in London he writes political economics and we discuss life in London and it includes

mysteries that I read from this side of the Atlantic. This one is especially challenging.

The UK Parliament has finally passed a contentious

bill that will allow the government to send asylum seekers to Rwanda for

their claims to be considered by the East African Nation.

Prime Minister Sunak's efforts had been stuck between opposition and the Houses of Parliament

and challenges in the British courts as lawmakers and activists have sought to scupper the legislation on human rights

ground. Scuppers a wonderful word I've never used it without reading it. We

come to a tragedy within these hours that strikes me as connected to the Rwanda bill.

Girl among five dead in channel migrant dinghy crash.

Inanimate bodies were found on a French coast beach hours after the Rwanda bill was passed in Westminster.

Joe, I come to you on this because it looks like this is the Times of London connecting the report to the BBC. The Rwanda bill looks like it's

something to do with people risking their lives and their children's lives to

cross the channel. As I crudely understand it, if you take this risk and an overloaded

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