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The Tories' ‘Rwanda plan’ crisis lays bare a party unfit to rule
Sunak Rwanda

IT may seem barely conceivable that the Tory Party would change their leader yet again, imposing a third unelected prime minister on the country in the course of a single parliament.

Yet speculation in Westminster, always near-feverish, is now focused on a new challenge to Rishi Sunak, a politician who certainly puts the “less” into “hapless.”

His tottering premiership has reached a crisis point over his prosecution of the plan he inherited to deport refugees to Rwanda.

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