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Há 16 horas · Wilson’s government was similarly a broad church, best evidenced by those of its members who stood to succeed him in 1976 – Jim Callaghan, Michael Foot, Roy Jenkins, Tony Benn, Denis Healey, Tony Crosland, all of whom had argued about policy around his cabinet table. His successor, Jim Callaghan was even more inclusive in decision-making ...
Há 6 dias · More often than not, from Denis Healey to Ken Clarke, they have literally been heavy. Rishi Sunak is neither fat nor sleek-headed. He tries not to eat anything for one day each week, and his suits ...
Há 3 dias · For months before the general election was called, the opposition party’s rising stock had led to fierce competition among think tanks and business for face time with shadow ministers. Reports of big name Labour hires had also prompted jitters among staff who feared being replaced — or their influence diluted — just as the party ends its 14-year hiatus from power.
Há 4 dias · Taking a swipe at the Labour Party, the prime minister said: “I don’t know what they offer”, adding “they have no plan, there is no bold action, and as a result the future can only be ...
Há 3 dias · The pollsters found the largest ever support for Sir Keir Starmer over Rishi Sunak. Asked "which of the following do Britons think would be the better Prime Minister for the UK?" A total of 45%...
Há 5 dias · Obadiah Mbatang. 26 May, 2024. Listen to this content. Rishi Sunak’s surprise decision to call a general election is likely to lead to a Tory defeat. While Conservatives may claim to be fighting for victory, much of their attention has turned to life after Sunak. Pretenders for the Tory crown are angling for the top job — assuming they will ...
Há 2 dias · Rishi Sunak has announced a general election for 4 July 2024 after months of speculation and denials. After 14 years of Conservative government, Labour has a large and consistent lead in opinion polls over the incumbent Tories. Many are anticipating a change of government. Assuming a Labour victory – with all the usual caveats about polling ...
