Sunak's Conservative Party has been in office since 2010, but polls suggest they will be destroyed by Labour in the election. Donald Trump was full of praise for Sunak back in September last year ...

Sources revealed that Sunak insisted on braving the rain as he gave his speech. Steve Bray blares out Labour's 1997 campaign song Things Can Only Get Better while Rishi Sunak gives his speech.

Farcical scenes in Britain, where Rishi Sunak‘s speech announcing a July 4 election was drowned out by rain and a protester blasting D:Ream hit Things Can Only Get Better.. As the prime minister ...

Sunak, 44, ended months of speculation as he stood outside his Downing Street office in pouring rain and called the election several months earlier than expected. Rishi Sunak announced the UK ...

Rishi Sunak has quit as prime minister after his Conservative Party was handed a crushing defeat in the 2024 General Election. While he hung on as an MP and kept his seat in Richmond and ...

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Wednesday set July 4 as the date for a national election that will determine who governs the United Kingdom, as his divided and demoralized Conservative Party ...

Sunak was in a no-win situation however he decided to deal with the Downing Street downpour: Retreat indoors and opponents would claim he was too afraid to face a bit of rain while ‘the British ...

Rishi Sunak admitted that it was “a bit wet” when he made his election announcement, but said he did not regret giving the speech outside No 10 in the pouring rain.

News; Politics; Rishi Sunak; General Election memes see soggy Rishi Sunak lampooned for everything from rain to Larry the cat Soggy Rishi Sunak could not have picked a worse day to announce the ...

THIS is the moment Rishi Sunak called a General Election and confirmed the date for July 4. The Prime Minister spoke at a Downing Street lectern without an umbrella as Westminster was hit by heavy … ...

For a man taking the biggest gamble of his career, Rishi Sunak did not look lucky. Moments after he arrived at the lectern in Downing Street to announce a snap election on July 4, the heavens ...