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Hello and welcome to coffeehouse shots,

the Spectators Daily Politics Podcast. I'm Natasha Rose and I'm joined by

Katie Balls and James Heel. The Rwanda bill faces its first test in Parliament this

afternoon and Katie this is a big week for Sunak what happened

yesterday and what do you think we could expect today? Yeah I think we're basically

shaping up for the most important Commons vote of Ritchie Sunac's

Premiership. Now the Windsor Framework I think was a really crunch moment in the

spring but the crucial difference was Kirsdama offered to support Rishi Sunak to give him the support of labour.

So it did matter what the size of the Tory rebellion was on the Windsor framework and they got it down

to a pretty low number. I think it was 29 MPs who voted

against including the DUP. But you always had the safety blanket, one the Tory government

didn't really want to use, but a safety blanket nonetheless that labor backing meant that his policy would go through.

What Ritchie Scenic faces today is his bid to salvage the Rwanda policy since the Supreme Court verdict saying the scheme is

unlawful. This is his plan B. We've already had the illegal migration bill at

the beginning of the year that was originally seen as a way to unify the Tory party and take the

fight to labour. Of course the Supreme Court verdict means that hasn't been able to

have the effect work in operation with the Rwanda scheme.

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