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Sky News at Ten: PM will "ignore" international law to ensure asylum seekers are deported to Rwanda
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46:44Now PlayingWatch News at Ten live as Rishi Sunak is "crystal clear" he will "ignore" international law to ensure asylum seekers are deported.
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