Yet another broken pledge from Rishi Sunak: PM ditches promise to get flights off to Rwanda by the Spring
He now says that he expects deportation flights to take off to the east African country in 10-12 weeks’ time.
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Liz Truss refuses to apologise for her role In mortgage rate rises In excruciating Interview
“Do you have an apology for the people whose mortgages went up so much when you were in office?”
Liz Truss broke Whitehall rules by publishing new book without agreement from Cabinet Office
Officials were concerned that Truss’ book included details about advice the late Queen had given her.
Bombshell poll shows Tories at their lowest rating in 45 years
To make matters worse for Sunak, his own personal ratings are also dire, with a score of -59, they are at an all time low and are the same as John Major’s in 1994 and Jeremy Corbyn in 2019.
EXCLUSIVE: Labour leads Conservatives on every major political issue, including NHS, economy, immigration and defence, LFF poll finds
The poll findings show the sheer scale of dissatisfaction with the current government.
Tories facing ‘existential threat’ as young voters abandon party
To make matters worse for Sunak, his personal ratings among 18 to 25-year-olds are also dire, with a drop from a net score of -20 last autumn, to -44 in the most recent poll.
Voters back Labour Party’s plan to end VAT exemption on private school fees, exclusive poll finds
In recent weeks and months, the right-wing press has attacked Labour’s plans, but voters are still backing the policy.
Rishi Sunak’s attack on Angela Rayner over tax affairs spectacularly backfires at PMQs
“We’ve got a billionaire prime minister… both of whose families have used schemes to avoid millions of pounds of tax, smearing a working class woman.”
Tory minister in car crash interview over Rwanda flights policy
The bill has been criticised by human rights groups and charities for its disregard for domestic and international law.
16 water monopolies have paid out a total of £78bn in dividends, as Thames Water teeters on the brink
The £78bn payout is nearly half the £190bn the companies spent in the same three decades on infrastructure.