to be removed from the uk rose from nearly 1,800 injuly last year to more than 50,000 a week ago. 0ur political correspondent, ben wright, reports. as everybody expected, they entering the tower, accepting that the elected house of commons will its way and the governments safety of rwanda bill will now get royal assent and become law undertakes the government a huge step closer to seeing planes take off for rwanda at some point in the next 10 12 weeks and the first asylum seekers will be sent to the east african country and it is a very big moment for rishi sunak. two years ago the government first came up with the idea of sending asylum seekers to rwanda and it s been completely bogged down and railed with legal challenges, the supreme court deciding it was unlawful, massive opposition from opposition parties, from peers from across the house of lords in the last few weeks, but the government s bill becomes law and flights will take off, that doesn t mean they won t be other
investors to rethink how they value the company and shares have lost more than 40% of their value so far this year so we can now get the latest with eric delmore in new york erin. there is a big question about whether tesla is a car company or a tech company? or a tech company? exactly, it is the reversal or a tech company? exactly, it is the reversal from or a tech company? exactly, it is the reversal from what or a tech company? exactly, it is the reversal from what we - or a tech company? exactly, it is the reversal from what we used l or a tech company? exactly, it is. the reversal from what we used to see from tesla because the questions used to circle around whether they could make enough cars to meet demand but now the question is more like, are there enough people who want to buy them? it has been a tough yearfor them want to buy them? it has been a tough year for them with shares down more than 40% and this reflects what the company has had to weather, comp
it s a policy he s made central to his premiership, and now rishi sunak says the latest version of his rwanda policy will pass parliament tonight in his words, no ifs, no buts, these flights are going to rwanda . he promised they would leave by the summer. the safety of rwanda bill, which is designed to deter people crossing the channel in small boats, is currently going back and forth between the commons and the lords, in a parliamentary procedure known as ping pong . there s been months of deadlock and, tonight, the lords sent the bill back to mps once again. where it is now being debated. official figures show the backlog of people waiting to be removed from the uk rose from more than 1,700 injuly tojust under 52,000 a week ago. let s go to westminster and get the latest from our political editor, chris mason. chris. hello, it is one of those nights here where i feel a little like an umpire. 0ne nights here where i feel a little like an umpire. one minute, i am looking
good morning, everyone. welcome to cnn this morning. i m amara walker. i m victor blackwell. good to be with you. we begin this morning with the historic united auto workers strike against the big three u.s. automakers, ford, general motors and stellantis. union members say they had reasonably productive talks with ford saturday. but the union and throw major companies are far apart on wages and benefits. the companies are essentially offering half of what at unions are demanding as it relates to pay increases. hundreds of workers walked off walked the picket lines, i should say. they are prepared to wait in order to get an agreement that suits them. gabe cohen is in ohio with more. reporter: saturday we saw the first small signs of any progress in these negotiations between the union and the big three automakers. this after the union met with ford, a source with the union telling cnn we had reasonably productive conversations with ford today. certainly no deal. b
it was right on time. pitch perfect. thank you. everyone take note. yes. victor is complementing me. good morning, everyone. welcome to cnn this morning. so great to have you. i m amara walker. i m victor blackwell. good to be with you. the united auto workers is entering the third day of strikes against three automakers, ford, ge general mo and stellantis. the union says they remain far apart in terms of a deal on pay increase and benefits. former president barack obama weighed in on the strike saturday. he called on the auto companies to do right by their workers. hundreds of union members walked the picket lines. they say they are prepared to stick it out in order to get an agreement. cnn s gabe cohen is in ohio with more. reporter: victor, amara, saturday we saw the first small signs of any progress in these negotiations between the union and any of the big three automakers. this after the union met with ford. a source with union telling cnn, we had reas