The latest dire polling figures for Sunak are likely to lead to yet further pressure on the Prime Minister who is facing a growing revolt among the right-wing of his party following the sacking of Suella Braverman.
‘Childish and unprofessional language used by Westminster politicians, who should know better, does nothing to help our plans for progress.’
The Good Law Project has been carrying out a series of investigations to tackle dark money in politics
Her comments were condemned by disability charities, with disability equality charity Scope slamming the ‘absurd comments’.
“It is one rule for the rich and powerful, and another rule for everybody else.”
“Just two years ago, in October 2021, 83 per cent of respondents expected some sort of Conservative-led government in the next Parliament.”
The Tory leader appointed Esther McVey, the MP for Tatton, to the role, which has now been dubbed the ‘minister for woke’.
“David Cameron isn’t a “safe pair of hands”. He’s the man who introduced austerity which led to 330,000 excess deaths…”
Braverman faced growing condemnation in recent days for fuelling far-right violence
Sunak promised to govern with ‘integrity and professionalism’
