Sunak Positions Election on National Security Amid Labour Critique

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak argues that only the Conservatives can navigate the UK's future dangers, while Labour disputes his claims on safety and defence spending.

• Sunak emphasizes the next five years as critical, citing threats from authoritarian states, AI, and economic instability.
• He accuses Labour of lacking a clear plan and says their approach would embolden adversaries like Putin.
• Sunak remains confident despite poor polling, framing the election as a choice between future-focused Conservatives and pessimistic Labour.
• Labour leader Keir Starmer rebuffs Sunak's claims, highlighting the Conservative government's failures over the past 14 years.
• Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey calls for a general election, criticizing the Conservative government's handling of key issues.

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