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Published 10:56 11 Jun 2022 BST

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Moreover, the insider claimed that the Prince of Wales was particularly concerned about the timing of the plans as well, expressing frustration that the rollout is set to coincide with his an important diplomatic visit, as he is due to represent the Queen at the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting in Kigali, the Rwandan capital, later this month.
The first passenger planes containing deported asylum seekers are expected to set off as early next week, with the first fight due to leave on June 14. It is yet to be confirmed how many people and how many different nationalities will be onboard but the first batch of asylum seekers are due to be deported before Charles arrives at the summit on June 23.
Clarence House, Charles and Camilla's official residence did not deny the royal next in line to the throne's opposition to the policy but insisted he has not tried to influence legislation, assuming that "he remains politically neutral. Matters of policy are decisions for government”.
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