KEIR Starmer has vowed to cancel the Rwanda scheme on his first day as PM, as he blasted the Tories over the borders fiasco.
The Labour leader pledged to end Channel crossings, warning no one should be making that perilous journey.
He added that he would stop wasting cash on deportation flights and instead spend it on smashing smuggling gangs.
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