The election campaign is in full swing across the United Kingdom, with political parties fighting for votes. As the campaign enters its final stretch, there is ongoing wrangling over which laws proposed by the Conservative party will be abandoned before parliament closes down.
Rishi Sunak, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, has had a busy first day of campaigning. He is set to make his fourth appearance at an event, joining forces with Scottish Conservatives boss Douglas Ross in Scotland. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Boris Johnson will be engaging with the media and participating in regional broadcast clips.
In the midst of the campaign frenzy, the Tories faced a setback in the form of a fake workers gaffe. However, amidst the challenges, Nigel Farage unveiled his own plans, hinting at his intentions for the future.
While the election campaign dominates the headlines, there is some positive news for the Conservative party. Net migration figures show a favorable trend, providing a much-needed boost for the Tories.
As the race for votes intensifies, it remains to be seen how the campaign will unfold and which party will come out on top. With ongoing debates and discussions in parliament, the fate of proposed Conservative laws hangs in the balance. The coming days will be crucial in shaping the outcome of the election and determining the future direction of the UK.