Rishi Sunak has announced his resignation as the leader of the Conservative Party, taking full responsibility for the party's significant loss in the general election. In a heartfelt speech, Sunak expressed his apologies to the voters and his Tory colleagues who lost their seats, acknowledging the public's anger and disappointment. The defeat saw the loss of several high-profile Tory members, including Gillian Keegan, Grant Shapps, Johnny Mercer, and Jacob Rees-Mogg. Sunak's resignation marks a pivotal moment for the Conservative Party as it faces the challenge of rebuilding and redefining its future direction. Labour's victory has prompted a shift in the UK's political landscape, with Keir Starmer meeting the King ahead of his first speech as Prime Minister.
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SOMBRE Rishi Sunak has announced he will stand down as Tory leader and apologised for the bloodbath that wiped out swathes of his party last night. The Tory chief made an emotional statement from
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‘I have heard your anger & I take responsibility,’ says Rishi as he shares tribute to wife & kids in dignified speech
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RISHI Sunak has landed back in London ahead of his farewell speech and resignation at the Palace after Labour stormed to victory. The PM’s plane has landed at RAF Northolt in west London after the