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British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak got up to speak from a podium bearing the words “Long-Term Decisions for a Brighter Future” – the slogan for this year’s Conservative Party conference. But over the past three days on the fringes of the governing party’s annual meeting, members have been planning their own long-term future – and in some cases for one that doesn’t involve him.

The British Prime Minister is promising a tough stance on undocumented immigration. He has also proposed a plan to gradually ban smoking and has attacked the trans movement

Philippine Canadian Inquirer Rishi Sunak is introducing the polarised climate politics of the US, Canada and Australia to the UK News

A cross-party consensus is breaking apart.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak got up to speak from a podium bearing the words “Long-Term Decisions for a Brighter Future” – the slogan for this year’s Conservative Party conference. But over the past three days on the fringes of the governing party’s annual meeting, members have been planning their own long-term future – and in some cases for one that doesn’t involve him.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak got up to speak from a podium bearing the words “Long-Term Decisions for a Brighter Future” – the slogan for this year’s Conservative Party conference. But over the past three days on the fringes of the governing party’s annual meeting, members have been planning their own long-term future – and in some cases for one that doesn’t involve him.

What most businesses really crave is a sense of stability - that the country theyre going to invest in will stick to its long-term decisions. Thats not the impression the Conservative Party is giving on the opening day of conference.

Ministers aren't allowed to use publicly-funded resources to spread political messages - like the slogan that appears both on the PM's lectern and the Tory party conference guide

Sam Knight on the British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s decision to roll back the U.K.’s policies on reducing carbon emissions in the country.