when an election might be called. mr sunak has tried to quash speculation suggesting it might be autumn. sir keir starmer says the sooner the better. it is very hard to see how him continuing in government improves the lives of anybody in the country, so there is this drift. i can t help feeling that all he really wants to do is to get two years clocked up of his own premiership and that means he is putting vanity before country. mps will be back in westminster tomorrow. some conservatives are already gearing up to challenge mr sunak over his rwanda plan. just the start of what is certain to be a testing political calendar for the prime minister. damian grammaticas, bbc news. now it s time for a look at today s sport with 0lly foster. the third round of the fa cup has been devoid of major shocks. we were never going to get one
them we need to stick with the plan because it is starting to work to deliver change that the country needs, the long term change the country needs. we have talked about it already this interview, the progress we have been making. of course i know there is more to do but progress is being made and the country is pointing in the right direction and if we stick to the plan we can continue to deliver the long term change the country needs and that s ultimately how we will provide everybody with the piece of mind that the future will be better we have had a cold and frosty started sunday morning. temperatures down to minus started sunday morning. temperatures down to minus five started sunday morning. temperatures down to minus five degrees started sunday morning. temperatures down to minus five degrees in - started sunday morning. temperatures down to minus five degrees in parts - down to minus five degrees in parts of northern england and southern scotland but for many it has been a
across london, in another tv studio, the labour leader, keen to put pressure on the prime minister over when an election might be called. mr sunak has tried to quash speculation suggesting it might be autumn. sir keir starmer says the sooner the better. it is very hard to see how him continuing in government improves the lives of anybody in the country, so there is this drift. i can t help feeling that all he really wants to do is to get two years clocked up of his own premiership and that means he is putting vanity before country. mps will be back in westminster tomorrow. some conservatives are already gearing up to challenge mr sunak over his rwanda plan. just the start of what is certain to be a testing political calendar for the prime minister. damian grammaticas, bbc news. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let s take a look at
During his tenure as the British Chancellor Prime Minister Rishi Sunak had doubts whether the government’s scheme of sending migrants to Rwanda would stop channel crossings, documents seen by the BBC suggest. UK PM Rishi Sunak Raised Doubts Over Rwanda Plan’s Effectiveness As British Chancellor, Says Report.
he has made great efforts, hasn t he, to show how much he cares about the rwanda policy, hasn t he, making it one of his top priorities since he s been prime minister? absolutely. i mean, the fact that he puts stop the boats on the front of a podium was meant to show that this was one of his five key pledges that he made to the british electorate. and i guess you might say that that was a somewhat unfortunate decision because in fact, he has seen a fall in the number of small boat crossings of a third this year. now, many previous prime ministers would have been very happy with such numbers, but when you ve said that you are going to categorically stop the boats, clearly he s not managed to reach that target despite what the government would say is some of the good work they ve done this year in terms of reaching returns agreements with albania and doing increasing work with french counterparts to try and stop the number of boat crossings. interesting, yes. as you say that these concer