Daily Mail Online Article RatingRishi Sunak showed Tories he CAN save us from Keir Starmer's wokery
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54% : It won't be this way.'Allies acknowledged that the hour-long speech was a gamble designed to show the country that Mr Sunak has the energy, ideas and determination needed to lead the Conservatives to a fifth term in government next year.48% : The PM also piled pressure on Sir Keir to come clean about Labour's plans for government, accusing him of trying to win the next election by default instead of setting out his own plans.READ MORE: Rishi Sunak is reported to Scottish police for 'contempt of court' after making comments about Nicola Sturgeon in Conservative conference speech AdvertisementMr Sunak held an emergency meeting of the Cabinet yesterday morning to brief them on HS2.
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