Rishi Sunak ditches pledge to place cap on refugee numbers

Top state leader sets face solidly against presentation of ID cards
A gathering remembered to be transients are brought into Dover

Rishi Sunak has dumped a critical promise from his Moderate initiative mission to force a cap on the quantity of outcasts taken in by the UK every year
The top state leader said that it wouldn't be imaginable to consider a cap until the progression of transients crossing the Channel from France by dinghy has been ended - something he concedes won't occur "all of a sudden".

In the interim, Mr Sunak set his face immovably against obligatory ID cards, after a Work shadow serve drifted them as a strategy for diminishing sporadic movement.