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Party leaders come out fighting as campaign enters final days

Rishi Sunak warns of potential "irreversible damage" from a Labour government led by Sir Keir Starmer in the upcoming election campaign.
Sunak emphasizes the need to convince British people that change is possible and to vote for it amidst dwindling hope.
Sunak paints a bleak picture of a future under Labour, citing tax increases, chaotic school plans, but promises a strong economy, lower taxes, secure borders, bolstered security, and a recovered NHS under the Conservative party.

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Daily Express

Sunak warns of 'irreversible damage' to Britain in Labour's first 100 days

Rishi Sunak says a Labour victory would make the UK the 'soft touch migrant capital of the world'

6 days ago·United Kingdom

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The Sun

Labour 'will damage Britain irreversibly within 100 days', warns Sunak

RISHI Sunak yesterday warned Labour will do “irreversible damage in 100 days” if they get a super-majority.The PM insisted Britain “must not sur

6 days ago·United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

Sir Keir Starmer and Rishi Sunak head to London as election enters 'final furlong'

The two men bidding to be Prime Minister rallied their supporters ahead of Thursday’s poll.

6 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Sky News UK

General Election 2024: Party leaders come out fighting as campaign enters final days

Rishi Sunak is warning that Labour would cause "irreversible damage", while Sir Keir Starmer hits out at "desperate" Tory attacks.

6 days ago·United Kingdom

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The Canberra Times

Starmer would inflict 'irreversible' harm on UK: Sunak

Rishi Sunak has predicted that Labour's plan to impose VAT on private UK schools will cause "chaos" for...

6 days ago·Canberra, Australia

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Nation.Cymru

The most uninspiring general election campaign in living memory

Sir Keir Starmer speaks at the launch of Labour’s six steps for change in Wales at the Priory Centre in Abergavenny. Photo Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire Martin Shipton Who deserves the blame for what is arguably the most uninspiring general election campaign in living memory? Is it the political parties, the state of the UK or ourselves? There has certainly been a collective unwillingness to face up to the serious challenges that face us. Five years a…

6 days ago

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