Sunak made five pledges to the country at the start of the year, but it isn't going to plan so far.
At the start of January, after just two months as prime minister,The PM promised to halve inflation, cut waiting lists, grow the economy, bring down national debt and stop the boats carrying asylum seekers across the Channel from France.Sunak said the pledges would were “five foundations on which to build a better future for our children and grandchildren”.
Eight months on, HuffPost UK looks at the progress he has made so far and assesses the likelihood of the promises being kept in time for the next general election.If you haven’t already heard by now, Sunak’s mission to ‘stop the boats’ is one he puts at the forefront of his agenda.While that is lower than the 25,065 who had made the journey 12 months previously, it is still a far cry from zero.
But, his hopes of achieving this promise were dealt a major blow earlier this week when the Office for National Statistics revealed thatThat continued a longstanding trend of poor economic growth in the UK, and fuels concerns that we will fall behind European nations like France and Germany.
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