‘Labour needs to win the national popular vote by 9pts in order to win an overall majority, which would require an 11% swing – bigger than the swing achieved by Tony Blair in 1997’
The train ticket would’ve cost Sunak £30 return, yet he opted to travel by air, at a cost to the taxpayer in the region of £6,000.
Labour branded the abandoned pledged as “yet another broken promise”.
Sunak promised to govern with ‘integrity and professionalism’.
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‘I simply underestimated the scale and depth of this resistance and the scale and depth to which it reached into the media and into the broader establishment.’
Kwarteng also praised current Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.
“Since the start of the war in 2022, the Conservatives have accepted at least £243,000 from Russia-associated donors”
‘The Sharp Foundation’s recipient, the IPR, has given money to the News-Watch site, which produces content almost exclusively critical of the BBC’.
