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Sky News Breakfast: Government plans to fly asylum seekers to Rwanda
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50:54Now PlayingSky News Breakfast with Kay Burley on Thursday April 14th:
- Conservative peer, Lord Wolfson has quit as justice minister over the 'scale' of Downing Street parties, amid reports further fines could be issued.
- Russia says it's taken control of Mariupol after more than one thousand Ukrainian troops surrendered. But Ukrainian officials deny the claim, saying the battle for the city is 'still ongoing'.
- The government plans to fly asylum seekers to Rwanda for processing in an attempt to tackle small boat crossings in the Channel.
- Protests erupt in the U.S. state of Michigan after police release bodycam footage of an officer fatally shooting a black man in the back of the head.
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