Claims the Prince of Wales has criticised the UK scheme to send some asylum seekers to Rwanda makes headlines.
Claims the Prince of Wales has criticised the UK plan to send some asylum seekers to Rwanda is reported on Saturday's front pages. The Daily Mail says Prince Charles has "privately condemned" the government's scheme as "appalling". The paper notes the reported comments come after the High Court ruled the first flight to Rwanda could go ahead and says prince is "risking a major clash with No 10".
But the Daily Telegraph features a beaming Boris Johnson petting a cow at an agricultural show in Cornwall as it takes a more positive stance on his food strategy. The paper says farmers will be told to produce more fruit and vegetables to help ease the cost of living and "food threat from Ukraine war". It says poultry workers will be eligible for seasonal migrant visas and the strategy will propose schools, prisons and hospital be "required to offer a vegan meal option".
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