Rishi Sunak’s unprecedented series of flip flops underlines the fundamental weakness of the Prime Minister and growing strength and confidence of Conservative rebels who have forced the Government into three major climbdowns this week. Mr Sunak has so far dropped his opposition
London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ahead of tomorrow’s Autumn Statement, the Local Government Association (LGA) has warned Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, that councils are facing a huge black hole in their finances, equivalent to more than 20 per cent. The representative body,
The Prime Minister might well have been hoping that with the dramatic resignation of Gavin Williamson, last night, a linecould be drawn under the issue, however this was not to be the case. During a raucous PMQ’s Mr Sunak was forced
Westminster, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Labour Party will give MPs a “binding vote” on forcing the Prime Minister to disclose exactly what and when he knew about Suella Braverman’s security lapses when he re-appointed her as home secretary. Opposition MPs
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In Liz Truss’ 45 days in power she introduced a botched budget which plunged the markets into chaos, sacked her Chancellor, and now has admitted defeat and resigned herself. It is abundantly clear that this Conservative government does not have a
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Mr Sunak (42) is not just the youngest Prime Minister of Britain after he won the race to lead the Conservative Partybut is also the first leader of “colour” and one of the wealthiest. Born on 12 May 1980 in Southampton,
London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Liz Truss has sensationally resigned as the leader of the conservative party after just 44 days in office. It means that the UK will get it 5th Prime Minister since 2010. In a short statement given
With the conservative party descending into chaos and fractional infighting, a petition calling on the return of Boris Johnson as Prime Minister has been signed by more than 10,000 conservative party members and supporters in just a couple of days. The
We have lost a chance to change economic direction, but we should not tear up the map just because the driver lost the way, writes Sammy Wilson MP Over the last two weeks we have witnessed political turmoil in Westminster which mirrors
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Following objections raised by the prime minister’s office, the government ultimately decided against launching a public information campaign on reduced use of energy this winter, as BBC is informed. A source said there is a fairly well-developed
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