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Not just our new Monarch, but also our new PM is also refusing to attend. Seems like Britain is saying 'Fuck you' to COP27... https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-63418876 Meanwhile, in America, John Kerry is angry that Charles III is not attending...

However, some good news from Sunak's government. New Equalities Secretary and Trade Secretary Badenoch - a rising star and possible future PM - today in the Commons upset the LGBT folk, attacking Pink News and the pronouns lobby as our youthful new PM looked on...

Reform UK (formerly the Brexit Party), who are on the rise after the recent Tory disaster, attack Sunak for supporting fracking 10 weeks ago and then banning it as soon as he became Prime Minister. The Brexiteers are gunning for these lying leftist parties and the damage they are doing.

The party of the Old Guard is Labour. In the last 43 years the Tories have had three female leaders and now a Hindu leader. Compare that to the Labour leaders (they had the Jewish David Miliband as leader several years ago but that's about it). The Tories have had a Jewish PM (Benjamin...

Sunak is the first Hindu British PM Sunak swore his oath as an MP on the Bhagvad Gita, a revered Hindu text. He worshipped a cow during a recent ritual, lit Diwali lamps at his Downing Street residence and says he loves cricket, a veritable religion in India. In August, Mr Sunak opened a...

Unexpected good stuff going on from Sunak (although I thought that about Truss when she set her Cabinet up seven weeks ago)... Sunak brings Braverman back as Home Secretary six days after she resigned Sunak has been a supporter of a reduction in immigration and Braverman wants Britain out of...

Is Sunak the most powerful person in Britain or is the King the most powerful?

Sunak is busy forming the new Government tonight. I must say that I am very impressed and happy with some of the appointments he has made. Astonishingly, he has made the right-wing Brexiteer Braverman the Home Secretary, just SIX DAYS after she was sacked by Truss to the delight of the Left. I...

"Dear, oh dear": The King spoke for the nation when he met Truss on 12th October. A perfect example of the monarch representing the whole country, unlike a politician

Rishi Sunak: The basics Age: 42 Place of birth: Southampton Home: London and North Yorkshire Education: Winchester College, Oxford University, Stanford University Family: Married to businesswoman Akshata Murty, 39, with two daughters Parliamentary constituency: Richmond (North Yorkshire)...

Truss will tomorrow meet the King at Buckingham Palace to resign as PM. Shortly afterwards Sunak will then meet the King at the Palace for his permission to form a government. It is ultimately the King's decision whether or not Sunak will be PM, although it's extremely unlikely he will say no.

Sunak was born in Southampton on 12th May 1980. That makes him the youngest British PM since Robert Jenkinson (Lord Liverpool), who became PM on 8th June 1812 - the day after his 42nd birthday. Interestingly, Jenkinson was PM until 1827, when he was succeeded by George Canning, who was the...

Next Prime Minister Rishi Sunak arriving at Conservative Party HQ in Westminster Part of Sunak's first speech since being chosen as next PM, warning of "profound economic challenge" ahead

Who is Rishi Sunak, the UK's next PM?

Sunak wins race to be next PM Sunak: UK's youngest Prime Minister since 1812 At 42, Rishi Sunak will be: The UK's first British Asian prime minister The country's 57th prime minister (by the standard count) The UK's youngest PM since Lord Liverpool came to office in 1812 The fastest from...

If Mordaunt doesn't get the required 100 MPs by 2pm today - in the next three and a half hours - then Sunak will be declared PM today...

Sunak could become the UK's 57th Prime Minister tomorrow. Sunak and Leader of the House of Commons Penny Mordaunt are the only two in the race and Sunak is well ahead. Meanwhile, the Liberal Democrats - who were the other half of the Coalition Government with the Tories between 2010 and 2015 -...

Sunak praises Johnson's achievements as PM Rishi Sunak has just publicly praised Boris Johnson for his achievements while being in Downing Street. In a tweet, Sunak wrote: "Boris Johnson delivered Brexit and the great vaccine roll-out. And Sunak - who is now seen as a favourite to be the next...

BREAKING: Boris Johnson pulls out of Tory leadership race Looks like we're going to get our first ethnic minority PM

Just because a country has a parliament doesn't make it a democracy. The Allthing was suspended between 1799 and 1845. Iceland was also invaded by the British in 1940 and didn't become fully independent from Denmark until 1944.