RISHI "Biggles" Sunak was given a stay of execution after winning a crunch vote on his flagship Rwanda plan.
The PM was left clinging on to power after the legislation's third reading was passed by MPs last night by 320 to 276, a majority of 44. It will now go to the Lords where it is expected to face serious opposition.
But Biggles, inset, was still bruised following a tough blow on Tuesday when 60 Tory MPs defied him and voted for amendments to the Bill.
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