Rishi Sunak dismisses early general election rumors, focusing on delivering for the people

Rishi Sunak, the Chancellor, has firmly denied rumors of an early general election, stating that it is not what the country wants. Speaking at the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester, Sunak emphasized that he is too focused on delivering for the people to consider calling an election. Sky News reports that Sunak said, "That’s not what anybody wants. What people want is politicians making a difference to their lives."

Busy delivering for the people

Sunak further emphasized his commitment to "getting on and delivering for people." He stated that he engages with the public daily and believes that what they desire is to see politicians make a real impact on their lives. While he acknowledged that he is not afraid of holding an election, he is currently prioritizing progress and positive change.

Achieving tangible results

Sunak highlighted the government's achievements in various areas, such as bringing down inflation and implementing a long-term workforce plan to ensure the availability of healthcare professionals. He expressed his confidence that these efforts will bring about positive change in the country.

Upcoming conference speech

As Sunak gears up to deliver his major conference speech, it is seen as a significant moment for the Prime Minister. The speech will be an opportunity for Sunak to present an inspiring vision for the future to both Tory members and MPs, as well as the wider public.