Nearly 80 Conservative MPs will not seek re-election on July 4,that’s nearly a quarter of all Tories serving under the British prime minister now.
Two key figures,adored and detested by their respective tribes in equal measure,will make life harder for Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer.
The British PM is attempting to pull off a turnaround that would be unique in modern political history. It’s not off to a convincing start.
In power since 2010,the Tories have tanked in opinion polls on the back of a post-COVID cost-of-living crisis and successive political scandals.
A six-year inquiry has found the deaths of about 3000 people and the infections of some 30,000 others could have mostly been avoided. The PM has vowed compensation.
A Scottish National Party MP wants the streaming giant to substantiate its claims that a stalker who inspired the fictional character was convicted.
The former British prime minister’s shock return to politics was cynically received by the public. Now he’s got less than a year to rewrite his legacy.
After a series of gaffes,former England cricketer Monty Panesar has now said he will no longer contest the seat for parliament one week after announcing his run.
After weeks of speculation of a move against him,it appears even Sunak’s colleagues have lost hope that changing the leader could do anything ahead of the general election in the UK.
The former England left-arm spinner conducted a series of awkward interviews after declaring he would stand as a candidate at the next general election.
Johnson introduced the contentious new laws that mandate photo ID when voting while he was PM despite railing against the idea when he was a newspaper columnist in 2004.