Rishi Sunak axes plan for a summer general election
The Prime Minister is now planning on carrying out an autumn election, rather than in July, following widespread Tory defeat at local elections up and down the country.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
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Rishi Sunak told to 'get shovelling' to dig Tories out of deep electoral hole as party suffers nightmare local election hammering with loss of West Midlands mayor, hundreds of council seats and humiliation in London - but PM insists: 'Our plan is working'
The Prime Minister and his allies are on the defensive after the Conservatives lost hundreds of local council seats and the prestigious West Midlands mayoralty to Labour.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Akhmed Yakoob's West Midlands result should worry Labour
While Labour has gained councillors across England, and won bellwether councils such as Nuneaton and Bedworth and Milton Keynes, it has also lost some of its traditional Muslim support to George Galloway’s Workers Party of Britain (WPB) and pro-Palestine Muslim independent candidates. From the industrial Lancastrian town of Blackburn to inner-city Bradford in West Yorkshire, the ‘Palestine’
Source: spectator.co.uk
Rishi Sunak insists there is 'everything to play for' despite Tories' brutal local election drubbing after voting expert predicts a hung parliament despite Labour's poll lead - as Suella Braverman warns PM to veer Right to save the party
After a calamitous set of local elections the Prime Minister and his allies were pinning their hopes on an analysis suggesting that there could be a hung parliament.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
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Resurgent Labour Party ahead by 29,000 votes as turnout increases
MaltaToday survey: VOTING | PL: 52.8%, PN: 42.6%, Other: 4.6%; Turnout: 76.6% • TRUST | Robert Abela: 45.9%, Bernard Grech: 21.7%, None: 32.4% • GOV. PERFORMANCE | 2.9 out of 5
Source: maltatoday.com.mt