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UK poll: For British Indians, pride in Sunak identity second best to cost-of-living crisis?

More British Indian voters are going to vote for change than vote for keeping Sunak, even though they appreciate his historic achievement in being the first British PM of Indian heritage, said Sunder Katwala of British Future.

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Sunak to voters: Don’t do something you might regret

“Once you make that decision on Thursday, there’s no going back. Don’t do something you might regret,” Sunak said.

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As UK goes to polls on July 4, here are 5 key issues

For the past two years, polling has suggested that Labour is 20 points ahead of the Conservatives, and no amount of campaigning has managed to shift the dial.

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UK's ties with Modi's India may see 'acche din' if Labour wins July 4 election

The slogan 'acche din aane wala hain' (good days are coming) was made popular by India's ruling Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party ahead of the country's 2014 election that it won and Modi became the PM.

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Four held after youth found 'defecating' at Sunak's property: 'Parting gift'

A Youth Demand supporter has ‘sunk the Bismarck’ in Rishi Sunak’s lake, said the resistance campaign led by young people said on its website.

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Citing childhood 'hardship', Sunak says he grew up without Sky TV

Speaking in an interview, the British PM cited his parents' decision not to subscribe to the channel as the sacrifices they made to fund his education.

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Am aware people are frustrated with me, Tories: Sunak

The prime minister, who is facing a tough election on July 4, made the remarks while launching the Conservatives' manifesto on June 11. He also backed his party saying it's capable of making the UK a better place to live.

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Sunak, Starmer clash in first election debate on TV

Conservative prime minister Rishi Sunak said he had "a clear plan for a more secure future" while Labour leader Keir Starmer said he wanted the country's backing on July 4 to "change our country".

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Sunak, Starmer second-grade politicians, says Andrew Neil

Journalist Andrew Neil said in an interview recently that while the Tories would lose irrespective of the timing of the elections, he hoped that they are not reduced into a 'rump'.

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UK poll: For British Indians, pride in Sunak identity second best to cost-of-living crisis?

More British Indian voters are going to vote for change than vote for keeping Sunak, even though they appreciate his historic achievement in being the first British PM of Indian heritage, said Sunder Katwala of British Future.

Sunak to voters: Don’t do something you might regret

“Once you make that decision on Thursday, there’s no going back. Don’t do something you might regret,” Sunak said.

As UK goes to polls on July 4, here are 5 key issues

For the past two years, polling has suggested that Labour is 20 points ahead of the Conservatives, and no amount of campaigning has managed to shift the dial.

UK's ties with Modi's India may see 'acche din' if Labour wins July 4 election

The slogan 'acche din aane wala hain' (good days are coming) was made popular by India's ruling Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party ahead of the country's 2014 election that it won and Modi became the PM.

Four held after youth found 'defecating' at Sunak's property: 'Parting gift'

A Youth Demand supporter has ‘sunk the Bismarck’ in Rishi Sunak’s lake, said the resistance campaign led by young people said on its website.

Citing childhood 'hardship', Sunak says he grew up without Sky TV

Speaking in an interview, the British PM cited his parents' decision not to subscribe to the channel as the sacrifices they made to fund his education.

Am aware people are frustrated with me, Tories: Sunak

The prime minister, who is facing a tough election on July 4, made the remarks while launching the Conservatives' manifesto on June 11. He also backed his party saying it's capable of making the UK a better place to live.

Sunak, Starmer clash in first election debate on TV

Conservative prime minister Rishi Sunak said he had "a clear plan for a more secure future" while Labour leader Keir Starmer said he wanted the country's backing on July 4 to "change our country".

Sunak, Starmer second-grade politicians, says Andrew Neil

Journalist Andrew Neil said in an interview recently that while the Tories would lose irrespective of the timing of the elections, he hoped that they are not reduced into a 'rump'.

First polls since Sunak called snap election show no big change as Labour's lead persists

Three surveys have shown the opposition party having a lead, nullifying the Tories' hope of a bounce since the PM announced the election on May 22.

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More British Indian voters are going to vote for change than vote for keeping Sunak, even though they appreciate his historic achievement in being the first British PM of Indian heritage, said Sunder Katwala of British Future.

“Once you make that decision on Thursday, there’s no going back. Don’t do something you might regret,” Sunak said.

For the past two years, polling has suggested that Labour is 20 points ahead of the Conservatives, and no amount of campaigning has managed to shift the dial.

The slogan 'acche din aane wala hain' (good days are coming) was made popular by India's ruling Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party ahead of the country's 2014 election that it won and Modi became the PM.

A Youth Demand supporter has ‘sunk the Bismarck’ in Rishi Sunak’s lake, said the resistance campaign led by young people said on its website.

Speaking in an interview, the British PM cited his parents' decision not to subscribe to the channel as the sacrifices they made to fund his education.

The prime minister, who is facing a tough election on July 4, made the remarks while launching the Conservatives' manifesto on June 11. He also backed his party saying it's capable of making the UK a better place to live.

Conservative prime minister Rishi Sunak said he had "a clear plan for a more secure future" while Labour leader Keir Starmer said he wanted the country's backing on July 4 to "change our country".

Journalist Andrew Neil said in an interview recently that while the Tories would lose irrespective of the timing of the elections, he hoped that they are not reduced into a 'rump'.

Three surveys have shown the opposition party having a lead, nullifying the Tories' hope of a bounce since the PM announced the election on May 22.