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UK leader Rishi Sunak's hopes of turning around his beleaguered Conservative party's fortunes before a likely general election next year hinge on a British economic recovery, observers say.

With David Cameron back in the Cabinet and Jeremy Hunt reviving tax policies from years ago, the UK Conservatives are hoping their old tricks are still the best.

Apparently, it “wasn’t possible” and the prime minister “did it”. Many disagree.

Rishi Sunak will continue with the government's planned Rwanda immigration policy regardless of a ruling by the Supreme Court on whether it is lawful.

The Supreme Court ruled that the government's plan to send migrants to Rwanda is unlawful, in a huge moment for Rishi Sunak's administration.

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She may have gone – but what does the future hold for the now former home secretary?

If Rishi Sunak is holding back from ridding himself of his troublesome home secretary because he fears boosting her leadership campaign, he shouldn’t

The Conservative Party is lurching to near certain defeat in the next general elections, which are due before January 2025. Despite falling approval ratings, the spectre of defeat may just be helping Sunak cling to the Prime Ministership without challengers as no one wants the ignominy of helming the government at this late juncture

A first anniversary in office is normally a moment for a leader to celebrate, but Britain's Rishi Sunak hits the milestone this week with a mountain to climb to retain power in a general election expected next year."He made himself a hostage to fortune" with his pledges, Jeffery told AFP. In a change of tack this autumn, Sunak tried to position himself against Labour leader Keir Starmer as the candidate of change -- despite the Conservatives having been in power since 2010.