Rishi Sunak to extend the ban on foreign aid for two years, decision can be taken after the signs of recession
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak may continue with the moratorium on foreign aid for another two years in Britain. Britain gives half a percent of it's total national income as aid to other countries but It was stopped two years ago. Considering stopping foreign aid
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According to the UK Finance Ministry spokesman, the Prime Minister and the Finance Minister will share information about all government spending in the upcoming session of Parliament. According to The Telegraph newspaper, the continuation of the moratorium on foreign aid for the next two years (2026 and 2027) is being seriously considered. The decision to stop foreign aid was taken during Sunak's tenure as finance minister Two years ago, The report of the newspaper has publish when the government has decided to cut government expenditure by canceling the decision to cut the tax.
Sunak surpasses Starmer in popularity
Opposition Labor leader Keir Starmer's rise to popularity has come amid turmoil in the ruling Conservative Party. Rishi Sunak's popularity level has risen to 39 per cent within two days of taking over as prime minister, while Starmer's popularity has come down to 38 per cent. Starmer's popularity increased to 42 percent following the sacking of the finance minister in the Liz Truss government.
Rishi Sunak is popular than truss
In terms of popularity, Rishi Sunak is far ahead of the than Truss. The Conservative party's popularity has increased by six per cent after Sunak became the prime minister. This poll was conducted by Redfield & Wilton
