Sunak is hammered by journalists after ‘future plans’ speech that nobody believes
Rishi Sunak delivered a speech on his plans for the future of the UK – and nobody cared.
He delivered five promises: one was to halve inflation (not hard as it is expected to drop, to improve the economy, to cut the national debt, to cut NHS waiting times, and to stop small boats bringing illegal migrants to the UK.
Journalists took him to task over the Tory government’s failure to do what it said, over whether he would implement any of his five promises this year, over his refusal to negotiate pay with nurses, over what the public could do if he fails to deliver on his promises, over the failure of previous government laws to do what’s needed to combat illegal immigration, and over his failure to resolve the strikes.
His comments about nurses and funding for the NHS are particularly hard to stomach:
If you can be bothered to sit through his speech (and it might be worth having around so we can see if he ever bothers to stick to it), here it is:
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