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Hello and welcome to coffee house shots. I'm James Heel and I'm joined today by

Katie Balls and Fraser Nelson. Now this morning the Prime Minister has an

press conference in number 10 talking about the Rwanda bill which returns to the

Commons. It could be finally become Lord tonight.

Katie, talk us through the whole issue of Rwanda.

Yes, so in terms of the ping-pong game that has been played with this bill,

we're now at a new level in terms of Lords resistance and

the hoping government and the Whips office was that it would have got for the

Lords last week, they added more amendments and therefore another showdown comes today.

Now MPs are hoping to really be off the hook after today and they can go and campaign for the local elections.

But I think it would be helpful to them if they could say this is now on the road to Roy the cent.

Ritchie is going to use this press conference today to effectively say, you know, lay off on the opposition and we are going to, you know, we are going to pass this bill and if that takes staying up to the

we small hours then so be it because nothing's going to get in our way and flights to

Rwanda are going to happen. He also talked about the timing around flights to Rwanda saying once it becomes Royal

descent, saying there's no way it wouldn't, and once it did, then you potentially have 10 to 12 weeks to make an operational.

So I think we now move, even those who define spring loosely,

I think we now have to admit it's not happening in anything we might call spring.

Now I think they're saying 10 to 12 weeks. There are some in government who hope

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