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Rishi Sunak: The man who could do anything - so why be an MP? - Vimarsana News

Rishi Sunak: The man who could do anything - so why be an MP?

Globe-trotting, MBA-graduate husband of a billionaire’s daughter could have any life he wants - so what is he doing in Parliament?

'Thatcher 2.0': How Europe reacted to Liz Truss's appointment as Tory leader - Vimarsana News

'Thatcher 2.0': How Europe reacted to Liz Truss's appointment as Tory leader

The news of Liz Truss being voted the next Conservative party leader - and thus the next PM - featured prominently across the websites of Europe's most read newspapers on Monday.

Red Wall Tory claims 'food banks used for freebies' and poor white British families 'can't budget' - Vimarsana News

Red Wall Tory claims 'food banks used for freebies' and poor white British families 'can't budget'

Conservative councillor Graham Hutton (pictured), 71, in the Red Wall seat of Newcastle-under-Lyme has been slammed after saying poor white British families 'can't budget' like immigrants.

Race for the UK's Next Prime Minister Neck-to-Neck after First Debate - Vimarsana News

Race for the UK's Next Prime Minister Neck-to-Neck after First Debate

A snap opinion poll of who performed best in the BBC debate on Monday night found Sunak just slightly ahead at 39%, compared to Truss at 38%.

Source: thewire.in
Rishi Sunak - UK: Rishi Sunak, Liz Truss neck and neck after first TV debate amid clash over economics - Vimarsana News

Rishi Sunak - UK: Rishi Sunak, Liz Truss neck and neck after first TV debate amid clash over economics

A snap Opinium poll of who performed best in the BBC programme on Monday night found Sunak just slightly ahead at 39 per cent, compared to Truss at 38 per cent; 47 per cent of Conservative Party voters quizzed thought it was the Foreign Secretary who was the better performer