As Truss steps down from the role of Prime Minister (after only 44 days!) her opponent in the Conservative leadership race takes on the job.
The Conservative party have had their fair share of resignation but how many more will it take before a general election is called? Sunak’s policies seem to be slightly more popular with the British public however, his stance against immigration is a hard pill to swallow. Sunak promised a “vaccines-style” taskforce to tackle NHS backlogs, saying this issue would be one of his top priorities. In the last leadership contest, he said police would be ordered to take tougher action to tackle “grooming gangs” and officers must be focussed on “fighting actual crime” instead of “policing bad jokes on Twitter”. During the race against Ms Truss, he said he was ready to deploy “a few billion pounds” to help struggling households – but charities warned much more was needed to tackle the scale of the issue. But, a few billion pounds is nothing when your wife is the daughter of an Indian billionaire.
Although, chubby white blokes are no more as Sunak will be the U.K.’s first British-Asian prime minister. Will he be Conserative’s final hoorah? Can Sunak stop the repetition that we are all tired of hearing? Can he provide action not just passion?
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