Sir Ed Davey criticises Government's Rwanda 'vanity project' as Home Secretary visits Kigali

The transcript discusses the political division caused by the Conservatives and the exclusion of the Free Press from Swella Bravaman's trip to Rwanda. It suggests that this exclusion indicates a lack of accountability and argues that Bravaman should cover the trip expenses herself, not the taxpayers.

What does the text indicate about the accountability of political figures?

In what way does the text reflect on the relationship between government actions and public scrutiny?