Rishi Sunak to pitch himself as prime minister to 'fundamentally change the country'

Rishi Sunak to pitch himself as leader to ‘fundamentally change the country’

The Prime Minister will use his Conservative conference speech in Manchester on Wednesday to criticise 30 years of a ‘broken’ system

UK PM Rishi Sunak to promise 'fundamental change' to party faithful

After a year in power, Sunak will take the stage at what could be his last party conference to say he will do things differently

UK's Rishi Sunak To Promise 'Fundamental Change' To Party Faithful

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will set out his mission to fundamentally change the country at his Conservative party's conference on Wednesday, promising to overturn a political system that prefers the "easy decision, not the right one". Trailing the opposition Labour Party in the opinion polls before a national election expected next year, Sunak will aim to rally Conservative members with a call to action, in all but the last roll of the d…

Rishi Sunak to pitch himself as prime minister to 'fundamentally change the country'

Rishi Sunak will try and convince the public he is the person to "fundamentally change the country" and fix Westminster's "broken system" - despite the fact his party has been in government for 13 years.

Rishi Sunak will rebrand himself as radical reformer in speech and will declare ‘Westminster is a broken system’

PRIME Minister Rishi Sunak will tomorrow take aim at “30 years of vested interests” which he claims have held back Britain. In his sights are big business, activist lawyers, lobbyists, quangos and any regulators which resist “fundamental” changes to our “broken politics”. Rishi Sunak will use the fourth and final day of the Tory party conference to try to paint himself — not Sir Keir Starmer — as the one to bring about radical reformPeter Byrne/…

Britain's Sunak to promise 'fundamental change' to party faithful

MANCHESTER, England - British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will set out his mission to fundamentally change the country at his Conservative party's conference on Wednesday, promising to overturn a political system that prefers the \"easy decision, not the right one\". Read more at straitstimes.com.