When Conservative MPs are asked privately if the party will pull itself out of a seemingly never-ending spiral of disunity now Rishi Sunak is at the helm, rather than reply with the affirmative, most instead say that “it can” or “it has to”.
But the honeymoon period is likely to be short-lived, with Sunak facing many of the same problems his predecessor, Liz Truss, did, including dire economic forecasts and plunging poll ratings.
As long as the prospect of a Johnson revival remains, however distant it is, Sunak will struggle to truly stamp out the party’s appetite for regicide. The biggest challenge before Rishi Sunak is , will he be able to solve the economic crisis faced by the United Kingdom?
Guests :- Prof R.P. Kaushik, Namit Verma Sr Analyst, Sr Journalist Sanjay Kapoor, Pranay Sharma, Kallol Bhattacharji
