Rishi Sunak

The government’s time is running out

If he gets his own way, the PM will cling on until the very end

All the sub-postmasters must be exonerated, but the PM’s virtue signalling will do more harm than good

The prime minister’s legacy looks even worse with his illogical energy policy

It's obvious that the pressure is getting too much for Rishi Sunak

A session overshadowed by the Horizon scandal was brightened by the "brilliant Brexit bonus" of the discovery of some new clams

Rishi Sunak has the same cavalier attitude towards the truth as his predecessor

Our democracy deserves better than the games Rishi Sunak is playing

The PM’s new plan is benefit cuts for people who use food banks to fund tax cuts for people who own banks

It’s time for British politics to leave its Groundhog Day nightmare

Initially, I thought about attempting to predict the new year’s events. Then I realised that in the case of THIS new year, it simply isn’t possible

After four failed prime ministers in four years, the Conservatives are belatedly realising that all they have to show the electorate is failure

Sunak ‘guaranteed’ the next general election would take place next year but it would be a brave man who would bet the farm on a promise made by the PM

Most of the emergency government aid went to covering care homes’ loss of revenue. Care workers, meanwhile, kept the sector afloat through overtime

A failed prime minister is blocking progress as the country crumbles around him

Rishi Sunak has dealt a blow to nostalgic Brexiteers by scrapping plans to reintroduce imperial measurements

It will take political bravery to overcome the current narrative of deterrence, but it is urgently necessary

Despite endless promises of post-EU jam tomorrow, Rishi Sunak’s government has been forced to eat humble pie over the last 12 months

After holding off some formidable competition, Michelle Mone has claimed the coveted title of The New European’s Liar of the Year for 2023

The returning sci-fi series – a British institution – reminds us that we still do many things brilliantly and with generosity of spirit

The belief that saying something instantly makes it a fact is a very dangerous tendency, but it seems to be a common affliction in politicians

We only met once and since then he’s been trying to ruin my life. Sort of

As he spoke, his backbenches could barely bring themselves to cheer

The prime minister’s “win” has set him up for weeks of losing

The prime minister’s lack of diplomacy and tact cost the UK global relationships

The whole Rwanda debacle is just a deceit to fool some voters and try to please the Tory backbenchers.

Having finished third on I’m a Celebrity, Nasty Nigel will no doubt be back on our screens with further cynical attempts to detoxify his public image

Their absurd arguments are cover for their own impending irrelevance

Faced with electoral oblivion, their reckless actions risk inflicting damage on the country that will take many years to repair

High wage growth means tough choices ahead for the Bank of England