Dive into the D-Day drama surrounding Rishi Sunak and discover the latest twists in this political saga. Will he stay or will he go? Find out here!
Rishi Sunak, the UK's Chancellor of the Exchequer, finds himself at the center of controversy following his early departure from the 80th D-Day anniversary events in Normandy to conduct a TV interview. While an ally insists he is 'deeply patriotic,' criticism mounts for what is perceived as a lack of respect for the occasion. The postwar generation questions his commitment and contrasts it with the ideals of national service.
Despite intense scrutiny, Minister Mel Stride denies rumors of Sunak quitting before the general election, maintaining confidence in his leadership. The military community expresses disappointment in Sunak's decision, highlighting a perceived blind spot when it comes to symbolic events like the D-Day anniversary.
Amidst the uproar, musician Richard Hawley publicly criticizes Sunak in a fiery tirade, reflecting the widespread discontent over his actions. However, the Tories stand firm, rejecting speculations of Sunak stepping down before the July 4 election. Cabinet ally Mel Stride reaffirms Sunak's commitment to lead the party in the upcoming polls.
In a surprising turn of events, the PM recognizes his mistake over the D-Day incident, acknowledging the controversy. The ongoing saga sheds light on the complexities of political decision-making and the public's expectations from their leaders.
The prime minister recognises he made a mistake over his decision to leave the 80th anniversary events in Normandy early to carry out a TV interview and ...
Postwar generations grew up in comfort on gilded tales of heroic conflict. What hypocrisy to push for national service for the young.
Work and pensions secretary Mel Stride said the prime minister will 'absolutely' lead the Conservatives into the election.
Sunak clearly misjudged the symbolic importance of the 80th anniversary to Western solidarity, leaving the ceremonies early to record an election interview — a ...
Mel Stride , the Work and Pensions Secretary, dismissed suggestions the PM could quit amid the outrage at his early departure from Normandy commemorations.
Richard Hawley had some choice words for prime minister Rishi Sunak at a show in London on Saturday night (June 8).
A Cabinet minister has insisted all is not yet lost for the Tories as he quashed speculation Rishi Sunak could quit before the July 4 election.
Cabinet minister Mel Stride said Rishi Sunak will 'absolutely' lead the party into the General Election on July 4.
Cabinet minister Mel Stride says PM 'deeply regrets' early exit from 80th-anniversary commemoration in Normandy.
A CABINET minister has insisted all is not yet lost for the Tories as he quashed speculation Rishi Sunak could quit before the July 4 election ...
Sunak cancelled media interviews yesterday - a virtually unprecedented move during an election campaign - as the row continued. That led to speculation that the ...
Nigel Farage is facing claims of using “dog whistle” tactics by suggesting Rishi Sunak does not understand “our culture”.
Reform UK leader says prime minister does not care about 'our culture'
Cabinet minister Mel Stride believes Nigel Farage's attack on Rishi Sunak for not understanding “our culture” is “deeply regrettable”.
Reform leader says by leaving D-Day event early Rishi Sunak showed he is "disconnected by privilege".
Rumours about the Prime Minister's future spread after he decided to campaign without media on Sunday.
Bruised by the D-Day fiasco, the PM has spent this weekend closeted with closest allies and with Isaac Levido, his chief campaign strategist, redrawing plans ...
After a senior minister was forced to deny he is considering quitting before the general election, Labour pointed to the fact the PM has not faced the media ...
The Prime Minister spent a low-key weekend regrouping after a storm of criticism at his decision to return early from last week's 80th anniversary ...
In an interview with the BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg, Mr Farage said: 'It shows the man doesn't understand. He is not patriotic, he doesn't care ...