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From CNN, I'm Charlie Drever with the five things you need to know for Monday, May 5th.

Rwanda is in talks to take on immigrants deported from the US. That's according to the Rwandan foreign minister speaking on TV to the country's state media,

saying that the discussions with the US are in the early stages.

In recent years, Rwanda has positioned itself as a country for migrants

that Western countries want to remove. That's despite concerns by rights groups that the nation

doesn't respect some of the most fundamental human rights. It signed an agreement with Britain in

2022 to take in thousands of asylum seekers from the UK, before the deal was scrapped

last year by the then newly elected Prime Minister Kyrsama.

The United Nations Refugee Agency has warned this a risk some migrants sent to Rwanda

could be returned to countries they had fled from.

But the Rwandan government denied the allegations and accused

the UN of lying. Rapper Sean Diddy Combs is appearing in a Manhattan courthouse today,

where jury selection has begun for his long-anticipated trial. They'll be deciding whether

the rap mogul used his influence and resources of his business empire

to sexually abuse and traffic women. Combs and his lawyer say he's innocent, calling the alleged

sexual encounters consensual. So how do you pick a jury in a case where everyone knows the

defendant? CNN's Elie Honig explains.

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