Rishi Sunak sees off Rwanda vote rebellion for now - BBC News
MPs vote through the prime minister’s new Rwanda deal on asylum seekers by a majority of 44.
As MPs retreat to Commons bars to debrief - after all the kerfuffle, it was a comfortable win for the government.

But prime ministers don't normally have to beg to get a planned new law through its very first stage in Parliament, and that is what Rishi Sunak has had to do here.

A win is a win, though - and a win is the absence of a defeat, which would have been crushing for Sunak.

Instead, he can say a variation of 'what was all the fuss about?' and press on with his plans. But it is in the pressing on that more fuss lies.

About an hour before the vote, one Conservative MP texted me saying: "It will go through - he lives to fight another day - but spring election looks more likely as party multi-factional now - not just factional."

The Conservative Party is split in multiple directions on this policy, and those splits aren't going away.

You can read more from Chris here.