Calls for Boris Johnson's Return Intensify Amid Conservative Party Struggles

Former Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng urges Rishi Sunak to bring back Boris Johnson to bolster the Conservative Party's electoral prospects.

As the Conservative Party faces potential byelection defeats, calls for Boris Johnson's return are growing louder, with former Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng leading the charge.
Kwarteng suggests that Rishi Sunak should 'swallow some pride' and reach out to Johnson, citing his proven electoral success and appeal to voters.
Johnson, who likened himself to Cincinnatus in his departure speech, continues to enjoy significant support within the party, despite his controversial resignation.
The prospect of Johnson's return is seen as a way to counter the party's declining popularity and prevent defections to the Reform Party.
Sunak faces pressure to unite the 'Conservative family' and overcome personal and political differences to strengthen the party's position against Labour.