Rishi Sunak Faces Potential Historic Defeat in General Election

The UK Prime Minister's tenure marked by crises, controversial policies, and perceived disconnect with voters.

Rishi Sunak's rise from a modest background to Prime Minister has been marked by a reputation for playing by the rules.
Sunak's leadership has been overshadowed by his predecessors, Boris Johnson and Liz Truss, impacting his political standing.
Key policies, including the controversial Rwanda deportation plan and the cancellation of the HS2 project, have drawn significant criticism.
Sunak's handling of public services and his perceived detachment from everyday issues have alienated many voters.
Despite efforts to stabilize the Conservative Party, Sunak's managerial approach is seen as a liability in the face of electoral challenges.