Boris Johnson has hit back at the Prince of Wales’s private criticism of his policy to send illegal migrants to Rwanda by insisting it is the “job of government to stop people breaking the law”
insisted the policy must be implemented to prevent criminal gangs “putting people’s lives at risk in the Channel”.
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David Lammy reveals what 'senior world figures' really think of Boris JohnsonLBC presenter and Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy told listeners what he's heard about Boris Johnson 'behind closed doors' from senior figures around the world.
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