Sensemaker: Rwanda policy: What difference will it make?
The News Meeting25 Apr 2024

Sensemaker: Rwanda policy: What difference will it make?

Rishi Sunak has finally passed his Rwanda bill after the House of Lords dropped its opposition. But two-thirds of voters think the country is on the wrong track, so is it a distraction from the bigger issues Britain faces and will it actually stop the boats?


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