UK DEPORTS 43 FAILED ASYLUM SEEKERS, OTHERS TO NIGERIA, GHANA. (PHOTO).

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 UK deports 43 failed asylum seekers, others to Nigeria, Ghana The UK government has deported 43 individuals, including failed asylum seekers and convicted foreign offenders, to Nigeria and Ghana. Among those removed were 15 failed asylum seekers and 11 foreign national offenders who had completed their prison sentences. Seven individuals also chose to leave the country voluntarily. This flight is the second to Nigeria and Ghana since the last election, bringing the total number of deportees to 87. Officials say this reflects the growing partnership between the UK and both West African nations. A report on gov.uk on Friday, said the move was to reinforce its ongoing efforts to tighten border security through international cooperation. The deportation flight, part of the government’s ā€œPlan for Change,ā€ marks another step in restoring discipline to the immigration system by ensuring that immigration laws are enforced and those without the legal right to remain are returned promptly. ...

QUEEN CAMILLA BURSTS INTO TEARS AS KING CHARLES REFERENCES MORTALITY AMID CANCER TREATMENT. (PHOTO).


 Queen Camilla Bursts Into Tears as King Charles References Mortality Amid Cancer Treatment


Queen Camilla burst into tears when King Charles referenced mortality while speaking about his fight against cancer in a Samoa village on Saturday.

ā€œI will always cherish this part of the world and hope to return one day,ā€ King Charles said and added that they would take ā€œvery special memoriesā€ from their time in the island.

The tour concluded with a traditional Ava ceremony in the village of Siumu, where the king was honoured with the title of To’aiga-o-Tumua. He appeared touched by the warm reception he received throughout the visit.


"I shall always remain devoted to this part of the world and hope that I survive long enough to come back again and see you," King Charles told the crowd. "We shall take away with us, I promise you, very special memories of our time here. We thank you for our wonderful gifts."


While some reports indicated that Queen Camilla was seen laughing to the point of tears during the ceremony, both the king and queen displayed deep emotions as they bid farewell.

During the farewell ceremony, the village chief expressed gratitude to King Charles, noting, ā€œYour father, Prince Philip, visited us, as did your brothers. Thank you for taking the time to come; your royal visit has uplifted our community.ā€

In February, King Charles revealed his cancer diagnosis and recent reports indicate that ā€œhis treatment is progressing positively.ā€ Despite undergoing treatment, the king has continued his international royal tour, accompanied by two doctors during his trip to Australia and Samoa.

At the farewell event, King Charles spoke about the impressive decorations lining the roadsides, stating, ā€œWe have been so moved by the beautiful way in which all the villages have adorned the streets; it truly reflects something special about Samoa.ā€

According to the Daily Mail, King Charles and Queen Camilla’s royal tour of Australia and Samoa has been deemed a ā€œresounding success.ā€ The report stated that the tour was viewed by Buckingham Palace as a ā€œsignificant test of the king’s reign and exceeded all expectations.ā€

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