The front pages focus on the dramatic last-minute halting of the government's deportation flight.
Most of the front pages feature the story of the first flight deporting asylum seekers to Rwanda, which was grounded by a European Court of Human Rights ruling at the last minute. Metro calls it the "Rwandan air farce", saying that the last handful of migrants due to be transported to Africa were waiting on the runway.
It says ministers may also consider renouncing membership of the European Court of Human Rights."Fury as Rwanda flight blocked" is the headline on the Daily Express, as the paper reports Boris Johnson "angrily" threatened to "ditch human rights laws" and accused lawyers of abetting criminal gangs of people smugglers.
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