The parliamentary ping-pong over the Government's Rwanda scheme continues as peers are set to once again debate legislation declaring the east African nation safe for refugees.
The legislation seeks to compel judges to regard Rwanda as safe in a bid to clear the way to send asylum seekers who cross the Channel on a one-way flight to the country.
It is not yet clear if the Lords will make another attempt to amend the Bill, which it has already done twice now, or if peers will concede defeat and allow the legislation through.
The legislation will only receive royal assent and become law once both Houses have agreed on its final wording in a process known as parliamentary ping-pong.
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