Confusion over Blair's asylum seekers plan

By Gavin Cordon and Jon Smith

Wed, 25 Feb, 2004 - 19:29

By Gavin Cordon and Jon Smith

Tony Blair’s latest initiative to stem the flow of asylum seekers to Britain was mired in confusion tonight as the Tanzanian government said it had rejected a deal to take failed Somali claimants expelled from the UK.

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