The danger of intra-party riots in the ears of the British Prime Minister

According to the report of the international group Tasnim news agency, T Online In an article, he referred to the holding of local elections on Thursday as a threat to British conservatives and wrote: Rishi Sunak is at risk of a new failure. Prime Minister Sonak’s conservatives face a bitter defeat in the local elections in England. But the prime minister remains hopeful.

This article continues: Some questions are increasingly bothering Rishi Sunak these days, including when the British Parliament chooses new? What do the Conservative Party’s awful poll numbers show?

The Prime Minister of England recently gave a weak response to such questions in an interview with Sky News. Sunak complains that this is now the fourth or fifth question on “polls and politics”. Even though Sunak won’t reveal the date of the national election, he will face a tough test with local elections in England on Thursday (May 2).

Probably Thursday will be another bad day for the Conservatives, as it has often been in recent months. The Conservative government in London is actually weakening after 14 years in power. Members of this party also believe that the party will lose hundreds of seats in dozens of municipalities in the largest part of the UK in the local elections.

Bitterly, the debate over Sunak’s political future is likely to reignite. Ben Wallace, the former defense minister of England, told the German news agency that moderate conservatives do not expect a new power struggle. But for members of the party’s right wing, a bad local election could be the last chance to topple Sunak, the Telegraph writes. According to Tony Travers, a political scientist at the London School of Economics (LSE), the line between a good and a bad result for the Conservatives is about 500 seats lost across the country.

Stern Weekly also wrote in an article: British local elections can determine the future of the Prime Minister. appoint Sunak.

The German weekly wrote: Local elections in England are scheduled for Thursday and it is expected that the conservative party led by Rishi Sunak Prime Minister of this country will suffer a lot. The vote is seen as the last major test before the next general election, which Sunak says will be held in the second half of the year. According to polls, the Conservative Party may lose about half of its seats in this election.

Two mayoral contests in the West Midlands and Tees Valley regions. In the center and northeast of England, they have a special focus in this election. If conservative leaders are re-elected there, it could be a positive signal for the next parliamentary elections. However, there is speculation in the British Parliament that a poor performance in these local elections could lead to some Conservative MPs trying to replace Sunak before the general election.

Sunak, who took office in October 2022, has established stability after turbulent years. His party is still trailing opposition Labor in most polls.

More than 2,500 council seats in England will be filled on Thursday. In London, Sadiq Khan, the mayor of this city, will be nominated for the third term.

The German newspaper Handelsblatt also wrote: The British Prime Minister is being threatened with rebellion from within his ranks.

Polls predict electoral defeat for the ruling conservatives in Thursday’s local elections. The right-wing Tories are preparing an uprising against the prime minister.

Sarah Hubolt, a political scientist at the London School of Economics (LSE), says the local elections are a dress rehearsal. It is for the upcoming general election. This fact is especially true for the Conservatives, who have been trailing the opposition Labor Party by more than 20 percentage points in national polls for months. According to him, if the Conservative Party faces an electoral disaster on Thursday, there may be an internal rebellion against the Prime Minister or even an early election.

This publication German wrote: Conservatives in England are so desperate that they seem willing to fire their fourth prime minister in the current term. Before Sunak, Theresa May, Boris Johnson and Liz Truss were forced to involuntarily evacuate the government headquarters at 10 Downing Street.

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