Sunak dismisses resignation rumours and says he is ‘energised’ by campaign
The Prime Minister said he wouldnot stop ‘fighting for the future of our country’ amid the continued fallout from his early departure from D-Day.
The Prime Minister said he wouldnot stop ‘fighting for the future of our country’ amid the continued fallout from his early departure from D-Day.
The union organisation said its analysis showed the UK has suffered the biggest rise in unemployment of any OECD country since the turn of the year.
The prime minister was pictured canvassing in Bedale, Yorkshire, as media minders sought to shield the embattled prime minister.
"We chose for Prime Minister a bank clerk with all the charisma of a contraflow system."
Wouldn't this be something? Rishi Sunak is predicted to lose up to 20% of the huge majority which carried him to victory in 2019.
Rishi Sunak apologised for leaving 80th anniversary events in France before the main international ceremony with fellow world leaders.
It comes after the prime minister left D-Day events to record a face-saving interview with ITV.
"For a PM to apologise for such an embarrassing gaff, during an election campaign, is political suicide", Kevin Schofield said.
"It just made me realise he is not fit now to rule the country", one person said.
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