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Survivors of the Nazi's Auschwitz-Birkenau camp are led through its infamous gate in 1945 following its liberation by Soviet troops (Picture: Wojtek Laski)

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Rwanda declared an outbreak of the Marburg virus on September 27.

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A travel warning has been issued as an incurable “eye-bleeding” disease is spreading to Europe. (Photo: AFP via Getty Images)

Travel warning as incurable disease spreads to Europe

Home Secretary James Cleverly has defended James Sunderland after he described Rwanda policy as “crap”. Picture: Jeff Overs/BBC/PA Wire

Home Secretary defends Rwanda policy 'crap' comments

Home Office minster Chris Philp was left red faced during an exchange on Question Time, after he asked an audience member if Congo and Rwanda were two different countries. (Credit: BBC)

Watch: MP in huge Rwanda blunder

David Cameron on tour in Uzbekistan. Credit: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire

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Rishi Sunak has finally passed his Rwanda Bill. Credit: Getty/Adobe/Kim Mogg

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The Rwanda Bill explained. Credit: Mark Hall/Getty

Explainer Rwanda Bill finally passes: your questions on cost and safety answered

Five people have died after a boat of migrants attempted to cross the English Channel, French police have confirmed. (Credit: Getty Images)

Five die in Channel crossing

Rishi Sunak is celebrating a political win after his controversial Rwanda policy passed through the House of Lords and is set to become a law. (Picture: Adrian Dennis/WPA pool/Getty Images)

Controversial Rwanda bill to become law

Rishi Sunak during his Rwanda press conference. Credit: Toby Melville/PA Wire

Sunak is trying to make the election about Rwanda - it won’t work Ralph Blackburn

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. Image: James Manning/Press Association.

'Enough is enough' says Sunak as first Rwanda flight to leave in July

Rishi Sunak will be hoping MPs reject amendments by the House of Lords. Credit: Mark Hall/Getty

Explainer Sunak hoping to overcome House of Lords and pass Rwanda Bill

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak appearing before the Commons Liaison Committee at the House of Commons, London. PIC: House of Commons/UK Parliament/PA Wire

Analysis Five takeaways from Rishi Sunak’s appearance at the Liaison Committee

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. Image: James Manning/Press Association.

Explainer House of Lords delays Rishi Sunak's Rwanda Bill again

Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer. (Picture: Ian West/PA Wire)

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Rishi Sunak's Rwanda scheme might cost £290m before a single flight has taken off. Credit: Getty

Explainer Rwanda plan 'could cost £3.9bn' to remove 20K asylum seekers

Tens of thousands of asylum seekers are stuck in a permanent backlog, experts say. Credit: Getty/Dan Kitwood

Home Office 'chaos' leaves 55K asylum seekers in permanent backlog

Rishi Sunak shakes hands with Piers Morgan over an £1,000 bet. Credit: TalkTV

Explainer PM defends £1,000 bet with Piers Morgan on Rwanda

Jess Phillips in the House of Commons. Credit: UK Parliament/Maria Unger/PA Wire

Watch: Jess Phillips' withering take down of Rwanda Bill in full

Rishi Sunak has urged the House of Lords to back his controversial Rwanda bill after it survived despite opposition from Tory rebels. (Credit: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire)

PM urges House of Lords to back Rwanda bill

Tory rebels are fighting Rishi Sunak over his Rwanda Bill. Credit: Getty/Adobe/Kim Mogg

Explainer Rishi Sunak survives muted Tory rebellion over Rwanda Bill

Sir Keir Starmer, left, will quiz Rishi Sunak, right, at PMQs. Credit: Mark Hall/Getty

PMQs verdict: witty Starmer leaves out-of-touch Sunak floundering Ralph Blackburn

Tony Blair considered setting up an asylum camp on the Isle of Mull. Credit: Getty/Adobe/Mark Hall

Blair’s government considered asylum holding camp on Isle of Mull

Britain's Prime Minister Rishi Sunak (POOL/AFP via Getty Images)

The UK and Rwanda - the history between the two nations

Rishi Sunak is fighting to save his job over the crunch vote on Rwanda tonight. Credit: Getty/Adobe/Kim Mogg

Explainer Rishi Sunak wins Rwanda vote despite Tory rebels abstaining
Find out how your MP voted on the Rwanda bill at its second reading on 12 December.
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Rishi Sunak is facing a battle to save his premiership over his Rwanda bill. Credit: Kim Mogg/Getty/Adobe

Long read: inside the battle for Rishi Sunak's Rwanda bill

Rishi Sunak's Rwanda scheme might cost £290m before a single flight has taken off. Credit: Getty

Politics Uncovered: Rwanda threatens to break apart Tory Party Ralph Blackburn

Rishi Sunak has taken the biggest risk of his premiership on Rwanda. Credit: Getty

Rishi Sunak takes the biggest risk of his premiership over Rwanda Ralph Blackburn

Prime Minister Rishi Suank has defended his emergency Rwanda legislation after immigration minister Robert Jenrick resigned over the issue. (Credit: Getty Images)

Rishi Sunak comes out fighting over Rwanda - what he said

James Cleverly signs the new treaty with Rwanda. Credit: Getty

Explainer Government unveils new bill which states Rwanda is safe for refugees

Robert Jenrick is said to have quit as Minister for Immigration

Robert Jenrick Minister for Immigration quits over Rwanda bill

Rishi Sunak joked about Brexit at PMQs. Credit: Getty/Mark Hall

PMQs: Rishi Sunak may be laughing about Brexit but the public aren’t Ralph Blackburn

Home Secretary James Cleverly speaks during a press conference with Rwandan Minister of Foreign Affairs Vincent Biruta after the signing of a new treaty in Kigali, Rwanda. Credit: Ben Birchall/PA Wire

Explainer James Cleverly signs new Rwanda treaty to try and revive asylum plan

Rishi Sunak is feeling the heat from his backbenchers on immigration. Credit: Getty

Tories launch rebellion over immigration signalling battle for Sunak Ralph Blackburn

The government is reportedly looking to ban social care workers from bringing their families with them to work in the UK. Credit: Kim Mogg/Getty/Adobe

Social care system 'would collapse' if migrants' families are banned

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Rishi Sunak. Credit: Leon Neal/PA Wire

Rishi Sunak says he will block legal challenges to Rwanda asylum plan

Rishi Sunak has pledged to 'stop the boats' as part of his government promises - the Illegal Migration Bill has now passed through the upper house, with the controversial bill now set to become law. (Credit: Getty Images)

What does the Rwanda ruling mean for Rishi Sunak - what happens next?

Exhausted migrants in Kent. Credit: HENRY NICHOLLS/AFP via Getty Images

Government plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda is ruled unlawful

As questions over Suella Braverman’s future in government continue to circulate amid a speeding fine row, NationalWorld has taken a look at her previous scandals and controversies. Credit: Mark Hall / NationalWorld

Rwanda to rough sleeping: Suella Braverman's explosive time in Cabinet

Experts have offered Rishi Sunak and Suella Braverman an alternative to their "impractical" Rwanda deportation scheme as they insist that there are more "humane" ways to deal with the UK's asylum seeker crisis. Credit: Getty Images

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Illegal Migration Act 2023: Suella Braverman to appeal 'outdated' 1951 UN Refugee Convention - what is it?

Explainer Suella Braverman calls for UN Refugee Convention reform - what is it?

Home Secretary Suella Braverman has overseen the asylum backlog reach record levels. Credit: Kim Mogg/PA/Getty

Asylum backlog hits record levels with concern as withdrawals spike

The European Court of Human Rights is still relevant to the UK, even post-Brexit. (Credit: Getty Images)

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Some fictional destinations would be a better option than the places the government is currently considering. Credit: Kim Mogg / NationalWorld

From Lost to Atlantis, where else might ministers panic-send refugees?

Ascension Island is the UK government's 'Plan B' if its policy to send migrants to Rwanda fails - Credit: Adobe

Ascension Island - what you need to know about suggested migrant site

How did my MP vote on Suella Braverman’s Illegal Migration Bill?

Rishi Sunak and Suella Braverman’s plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda has been ruled unlawful by the UK’s Court of Appeal. Credit: Tom Pilgrim/PA Wire

Government plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda ruled unlawful

Every asylum seeker forcibly removed to a third country such as Rwanda could cost the taxpayer nearly £170,000, according to the government’s own estimates. Credit: Mark Hall / NationalWorld

Explainer Each asylum seeker sent to Rwanda could cost taxpayer £169,000

Boris Johnson allegedly "squared up" to King Charles over his reported disapproval over the government's controversial Rwanda policy. (Credit: Getty Images)

Explainer Johnson 'squared up' to King Charles over Rwanda policy, claims aide

Rwanda is not a safe third country, the Court of Appeal has been told, as the UK Government faces legal challenges over its plans to deport refugees to the nation in east Africa. Credit: Kim Mogg / NationalWorld

Rwanda not safe for asylum seekers with ‘risk of torture’, court told

The government will soon be able to ignore orders from human rights judges who attempt to block migrant deportation flights from the UK. Credit: Mark Hall / NationalWorld

Human rights judges to lose powers to block migrant deportations

The government wants to house migrants on military bases. Credit: Adobe Stock/Kim Mogg

Ex-military bases to house thousands of migrants to cut hotel spending

Refugees who complained about poor conditions in UK asylum accommodation have been “threatened” with being sent to Rwanda, a new report has revealed. Credit: Kim Mogg / NationalWorld

Asylum seekers who complain about conditions ‘threatened with Rwanda’