Keir Starmer accused Rishi Sunak of being ‘a dodgy salesman’ as Tory MP Natalie Elphicke defected to Labour after the local elections.
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Rishi Sunak warned Sir Keir Starmer he can be as cocky as he likes after the local election results, but when it comes to a general election it is policy that counts. Mr Sunak reminded the Labour leader of Tony Blairs famous words during Prime Ministers Questions on Wednesday 8 May, after Sir Keir began the clash by welcoming Natalie Elphicke and Chris Webb to the Labour benches. Ms Elphicke has defected to Labour, hitting out at the broken promises of the government, while Mr Webb is the new Blackpool South MP after winning last weeks by-election. Despite a mauling from the electorate last week, Mr Sunak remained defiant during his clash with Sir Keir.
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Rishi Sunak has insisted the result of the next general election “isn’t a foregone conclusion” and that he is “absolutely determined to fight” on, despite a drubbing for the Tories in the local and mayoral polls.The Prime Minister resisted calls from Conservative rebels to change his political course, saying he is “determined more than ever to show the public that what we’re doing is making a difference”.Read Daily Express: https://www.express.co.ukLike Daily Express on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DailyExpressFollow Daily Express on Twitter: https://twitter.com/daily_expressFollow Daily Express on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dailyexpress/#DailyExpress #News #Sunak
Labour will fight the next election on the economy, the shadow chancellor has said as she dismissed suggestions the UK was heading for a hung parliament. In a speech in the City of London on Tuesday 7 April, Rachel Reeves said her party would use every day to expose what the Conservatives have done to our country and accused the government of gaslighting the public by claiming Britain had turned a corner. She said: Instead of believing the prime ministers claims that weve turned a corner, the questions people will ask ahead of the next election are simple. Frankly, does anything in our country work better than it did when the Conservatives came into office 14 years ago?
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