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Sunak rejects Farage's offer of electoral deal with Reform party | General elections - Vimarsana News

Sunak rejects Farage's offer of electoral deal with Reform party | General elections

Brexit campaigner suggested he and prime minister should ‘have a conversation’ after favours he had done Tories over the years

REVEALED: How Dominic Cummings is orchestrating the destruction of the Tory party - with MPs claiming Rishi Sunak is 'on the brink' - Vimarsana News

REVEALED: How Dominic Cummings is orchestrating the destruction of the Tory party - with MPs claiming Rishi Sunak is 'on the brink'

'We only need a couple more letters and the PM will be gone.' Those were the words of ex-Cabinet Minister Simon Clarke in recent days as he urged Tory MPs to submit letters of no confidence.

No 10 does not rule out ECHR exit if European court blocks asylum bill - Vimarsana News

No 10 does not rule out ECHR exit if European court blocks asylum bill

Home secretary reportedly believes European court of human rights will rule on policy by end of 2023

Labour will target just TWO Liberal Democrat seats to win the next election in anti-Tory manoeuvre - Vimarsana News

Labour will target just TWO Liberal Democrat seats to win the next election in anti-Tory manoeuvre

Labour will attempt to strengthen an anti-Tory pact by targeting only two seats held by the Liberal Democrats in the next election, rather than have a 'scattergun' approach, a senior source has said.

How unprecedented 'second thoughts' votes could be decisive for Sunak's PM hopes - Vimarsana News

How unprecedented 'second thoughts' votes could be decisive for Sunak's PM hopes

“Sunak is the better performer of the two by far, but the question is whether he can demonstrate that and use it to get across an effective message in the time available to him,” said polling guru Prof Sir John Curtice, of Strathclyde University.