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Question one from Tan in Hackney. So Rishi Sunak got his way on Rwanda, didn't he?

Will it help him in the election?

Or are the voters not going to fall for this nonsense?

Thank you, Tan.

Well, I mean, briefly, yes, after a long time.

No and no.

So what happened this last week was that there was the final stages of the Rwanda

bill and it ping ponged, as they say, between the House of Lords and House

Commons.

And finally the bill got through and it will now become law.

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