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The UK won't have to pay Rwanda a huge sum for the failed asylum plan, after winning a court battle. Rwanda had taken Britain to court for over £100 million, saying the UK broke their agreement, in a March hearing. Britain's legal team argued the plan would stop when Labour took office after the 2024 election.
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