Rishi Sunak faces heat over Election Date Bets
Rishi Sunak was put on the spot regarding claims that his inner circle engaged in bets on the General Election date during a BBC Question Time session. The PM emphasized that anyone found breaking rules must face legal consequences and would be ousted from the Conservative party.
Keir Starmer pressed on Corbyn Support
Keir Starmer was questioned about his support for Jeremy Corbyn and his vague promises on handling migration during the same BBC grilling. The Labour leader faced scrutiny over previous statements and commitments.
Sunak and Starmer Tackle Tough Questions
Both Sunak and Starmer found themselves in the hot seat as they navigated inquiries on ethics, trustworthiness, and policy decisions. The audience honed in on past actions and statements, demanding clarity and accountability from the potential future leaders.
Sunak's Response to Allegations
Rishi Sunak expressed his dismay over the allegations of bets related to the General Election timing, stressing the seriousness of the matter. He assured that investigations were underway and that if rules were breached, individuals should face legal repercussions.
Starmer's Defence and Policy Pledges
Keir Starmer defended his support for Jeremy Corbyn, addressed concerns over migration figures, and outlined plans to address NHS waiting lists. The Labour leader faced questions on gender issues and emphasized his commitment to progressive policies.
Political Leaders on the Hot Seat
The BBC session delved into various topics, from party ethics to policy specifics, putting both Sunak and Starmer through a rigorous examination by the audience. The public sought transparency and clarity from the potential candidates for No10.
