By: Natasha Archary

Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak has announced the 04 July as the date for the UK’s general elections.
The 44-year old who became the first British Prime Minister of colour in 2022, is hoping for a second term in office, and a 5th term for the Conservatives.
Sunak will go up against Keir Starmer the Labour Leader, Ed Davey the Liberation Democratic leader, Richard Tice the Reform Leader, Carla Denyer and Adrian Ramsay the Green Party Leaders, and others vying for office of the Prime Minister.
Over the next 6-weeks Sunak and his opponents will tour the UK stating their case, holding political rallies and campaigning.
Sunak who beat Penny Mordaunt to office in the last elections, said he’d achieved what he promised he would by halving inflation and restoring the UK’s economy.
“When I came into this job I made it a priority to halve inflation, we’ve delivered on that, and now as I’ve said it’s back to normal.
That’s not just because of our plan that is working, it’s because of everyone’s collective hard work and sacrifice and it shows what is possible when we put our minds to it.
I am conscious that there is more work to do. People are only just starting to feel the benefits, and that’s why it’s important we stick to this plan so that we can continue to deliver a future for everyone.
These things don’t happen by accident, I came into office with a plan to bring down inflation. That plan is working, and if we stick to it, there are brighter days ahead.”
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak
This is why I’ve just called the election. pic.twitter.com/z54gZc7w2D
— Rishi Sunak (@RishiSunak) May 22, 2024
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