How long will Sunak last

[Scaley Albereto]

Hasn't won a general election as leader yet, and I don't think he's gonna. But that's probably not entirely sure to his ethnic background.


Because they require the element of the vote that dont much like "those people".

Perhaps you're own bigotry is clouding your judgment?

I imagine, like most decent thinking people I couldn't give a flying fig what ethnicity/creed or religion our next PM is as long as they can sort the mess we are in out. Sadly with what's currently on offer there is fat chance of that happening.

As has been said up thread Kimi Badenoch as leader of the Tory opposition is probably the countries & the Tory's best hope, let her find her feet & take it to the electorate once the cluster fcuk that is Starmer implodes.

 

[PortreeKid2]

Much of it, those slowest to change though are people of a conservative nature. I think Sunak is costing them in the polls for his privilege and his ethnicity both.

Not according to the latest poll by Redfield & Wilton Strategies on November 19

The Conservative Party fell to its lowest level of poll support since March in the wake of the sacking of Suella Braverman, the Cabinet reshuffle and the Rwanda ruling last week.

Politics latest news: Tories sink to lowest poll level since March after Braverman sacked and Rwanda ruling

The Conservative Party fell to its lowest level of poll support since March in the wake of the sacking of Suella Braverman, the Cabinet reshuffle and the Rwanda ruling last week.

www.telegraph.co.uk

 

[Bravo_Bravo]

Not according to the latest poll by Redfield & Wilton Strategies on November 19

Politics latest news: Tories sink to lowest poll level since March after Braverman sacked and Rwanda ruling

The Conservative Party fell to its lowest level of poll support since March in the wake of the sacking of Suella Braverman, the Cabinet reshuffle and the Rwanda ruling last week.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Could easily be selectively myopia from the Torygraph who want to focus attention on the issues that matter to them, rather than acknowledge the Nation lost faith in this Government some time ago.

 

[AsterixTG]

Sunak doesn't need the money, so why did he once losing the leadership vote agree to be given the role of Party leader?

What is in it for him, he didn't even get to choose his own Chancellor, so how much real power and authority does he have

What does he get out of being PM?

I think many confuse the premiership position of their country as being the top dog, full stop.

lol

If they worked for Marks & Sparks, they'd be the equivalent to a Departmental Manager.

Sunak is simply one of those - he might have married into billions, but there's loads of billionaires nowadays, he wants a promotion and some respect of his own - there's lots of bigger tables to get a seat at.

That's what he wants.

 

[Archibald]

Sunak is the country's saviour - he has halved inflation like he said he would - and it look like tax cuts tomorrow - halleluiah we are saved

Archie

 

[slipperman]

Sunak is the country's saviour - he has halved inflation like he said he would - and it look like tax cuts tomorrow - halleluiah we are saved

Archie

Why thank you Sir! Chips and Rice?

 

[Bravo_Bravo]

Why thank you Sir! Chips and Rice?
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Eat out to help out probably led to deaths, according to Whitty.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/search?q=&d=news_ps

 

[Mr_Fingerz]

Why thank you Sir! Chips and Rice?
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Half and half, a great Welsh culinary experience.

 

[Whey_Aye_Banzai]

Eat out to help out probably led to deaths, according to Whitty.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/search?q=&d=news_ps

People die.

I quite enjoyed eat out to help out.

 

[lokiuk]

I quite enjoyed eat out to help out.

So did the lesbians I know

 

[AsterixTG]

Funny watching Nutsak walk along Horse Guards with Cameron & Cleverly - looked like a 1st year walking with a couple of 6th Formers.

 

[Archibald]

Showing his true colours now



Rishi Sunak has said that generous visa rules make Britain the “best country in the world” for businesses, risking a fresh migration row with Tory MPs.

The Prime Minister said that the country does not “have a monopoly on talent” and that liberal border restrictions, especially for graduates, were essential for economic growth.

His remarks come amid anger from Conservative MPs about record levels of net migration, which is estimated to have hit 745,000 in the year to last December.

They also risk sparking a Cabinet rift with Kemi Badenoch, the Business and Trade Secretary, who insisted on Monday morning that she would push for “the strongest measures possible” to bring down net migration.

Mr Sunak praised the contribution of immigrants to Britain’s economy during a speech to the UK’s second Global Investment Summit, held at Hampton Court Palace on Monday.

‘Skilled international talent’​

He told assembled business leaders: “In the end the greatest asset to any economy is its people and that’s the UK’s first competitive advantage.

“But we don’t have a monopoly on talent in this country and we recognise that nearly half of our most innovative companies have an immigrant founder.

“So if you’re an innovator, an entrepreneur, a researcher, you should know that the most competitive visa regime for highly skilled international talent is right here in the UK.”

Mr Sunak praised a new “high potential individual visa”, which allows graduates from global top 50 universities to move to Britain with their families for a two-year period.

 

[righthandmarker]

Showing his true colours now



Rishi Sunak has said that generous visa rules make Britain the “best country in the world” for businesses, risking a fresh migration row with Tory MPs.

The Prime Minister said that the country does not “have a monopoly on talent” and that liberal border restrictions, especially for graduates, were essential for economic growth.

His remarks come amid anger from Conservative MPs about record levels of net migration, which is estimated to have hit 745,000 in the year to last December.

They also risk sparking a Cabinet rift with Kemi Badenoch, the Business and Trade Secretary, who insisted on Monday morning that she would push for “the strongest measures possible” to bring down net migration.

Mr Sunak praised the contribution of immigrants to Britain’s economy during a speech to the UK’s second Global Investment Summit, held at Hampton Court Palace on Monday.

‘Skilled international talent’​

He told assembled business leaders: “In the end the greatest asset to any economy is its people and that’s the UK’s first competitive advantage.

“But we don’t have a monopoly on talent in this country and we recognise that nearly half of our most innovative companies have an immigrant founder.

“So if you’re an innovator, an entrepreneur, a researcher, you should know that the most competitive visa regime for highly skilled international talent is right here in the UK.”

Mr Sunak praised a new “high potential individual visa”, which allows graduates from global top 50 universities to move to Britain with their families for a two-year period.

Yes, I noticed that.

One might think this government (or its masters) never actually had any intention of reducing legal immigration or stopping illegal immigration.

 

[undervalued]

Showing his true colours now



Rishi Sunak has said that generous visa rules make Britain the “best country in the world” for businesses, risking a fresh migration row with Tory MPs.

The Prime Minister said that the country does not “have a monopoly on talent” and that liberal border restrictions, especially for graduates, were essential for economic growth.

His remarks come amid anger from Conservative MPs about record levels of net migration, which is estimated to have hit 745,000 in the year to last December.

They also risk sparking a Cabinet rift with Kemi Badenoch, the Business and Trade Secretary, who insisted on Monday morning that she would push for “the strongest measures possible” to bring down net migration.

Mr Sunak praised the contribution of immigrants to Britain’s economy during a speech to the UK’s second Global Investment Summit, held at Hampton Court Palace on Monday.

‘Skilled international talent’​

He told assembled business leaders: “In the end the greatest asset to any economy is its people and that’s the UK’s first competitive advantage.

“But we don’t have a monopoly on talent in this country and we recognise that nearly half of our most innovative companies have an immigrant founder.

“So if you’re an innovator, an entrepreneur, a researcher, you should know that the most competitive visa regime for highly skilled international talent is right here in the UK.”

Mr Sunak praised a new “high potential individual visa”, which allows graduates from global top 50 universities to move to Britain with their families for a two-year period.

Apologies for being blunt, but the man's an incompetent t*at.

 

[Evdhimong]

Apologies for being blunt, but the man's an incompetent t*at.

Unless he wants to give large businesses access to cheap workers at the expense of the rest of the country.

In which case, he seems to be spot on. (The t*at!)