An international court rules the UK does not have to pay Rwanda more than £100 million over a failed migrant deportation/asylum arrangement between the two countries. Multiple outlets report that Rwanda brought the claim after the UK pulled the deal. Rwanda argued that the UK breached the agreement and therefore still owed money under its terms. BBC News and other coverage state that the court finds the UK is not required to make the payment. The Guardian and other reports also describe the broader context: the scheme is linked to a deportation plan associated with the previous UK government, which was later scrapped. RTE News (Ireland) similarly reports that the court rejects Rwanda’s demand for more than £100 million, quoted in both sterling and euro figures. The Evening Standard and Independent frame the case as a “court clash,” with Rwanda suing and the UK ultimately prevailing. Across the reports, the dispute centers on whether the UK’s decision to end the arrangement triggers any financial obligation to Rwanda.