Publishing industry data reveals the former PM’s religious memoir has failed to strike a chord with Australian book buyers.
The contenders in the much anticipated July election will be doing their best to argue the other guy can’t be trusted.
A boring prime minister in Keir Starmer may be the best Britain can hope for if it’s to end the omnishambles era.
Two key figures,adored and detested by their respective tribes in equal measure,will make life harder for Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer.
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.
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.
In defining the next UK general election as an opportunity for change,Rishi Sunak handed Labour the best soundbite of its campaign.
Keir Starmer is on track to be the next British prime minister – and an encounter with a protester appears to have done him a favour,according to supporters.
Labour is widely expected to win next year’s election. But Rishi Sunak is not going to die wondering and is playing the carbon card.
Britain has become Limboland,a nation in which one of its most famous tea-towel epigrams is in danger of becoming a looping incantation:Keep calm and carry on.
The move,put forward by Labour leader Keir Starmer,now risks plunging the opposition back into a round of vicious factional disputes.