Rishi Sunak blames everyone else and Sushi Terrorism. The illustrated Newswire

UK Political Halloween Horrors

The horrors of the current British Government continue, just a week after King Rishi Sunak was crowned as the undisputed and entitled leader of the UK.

Suella Braverman has been leaking like a sieve, sending classified documents to all and sundry across the internet and accusing asylum seekers of invading England.

Liz Truss had her phone hacked by the Russians.  Sir Keir Starmer wants a General Election as usual.

The incredibly likeable Michael Fabricant MP defends himself against those who accuse him of unnatural hair and points out that Senator John Kerry is no one to talk, his wig is so old, it has dust in it.

Climate change naysayer Rishi Sunak will not attend Cop 27 and intends to have a lovely coal fire in number 10, but Boris will attend the summit.

Thankfully CNN's Bobbie Battista is here to save our sanity during this most spooky night of the year.

Happy Halloween!

King Rishi crowned Prime Minister. The Cononation of Rishi Sunak

The coronation of Rishi Sunak, a man who feels he is entitled to be the Prime Minister of the UK and  Liz Truss leaves Downing Street.

Highlights of the day King Rishi meets Joe Public, Charles Windsor. 

Martine Croxall is suspended by the BBC after comments when Boris Johnson resigns from the race to be leader of Britain.  Minister for Health Therese Coffey returns to the back benches, but needs a whole one of her own.

And King Charles gets a cream pie as waxwork is vandalised.  

Rishi Sunak seizes control of UK. Another Prime Minister that will not last.

Rishi Sunak, the assassin who brought down Boris Johnson and caused the failed Liz Truss government has finally seized control of Britain, without the consent of the Tory Party members, or the electorate.

Without any campaigning, the 42 year old politician was given the premiership by a nod from his fellow Tory MP's who have their own interests at heart above and beyond those of the country.

Rishi Sunak, one of the most divisive figures ever to set foot in Downing Street, will fair no better than his predecessor as he is loathed by any of the members of Parliament, who support the elected Prime Minister Boris Johnson who was removed in a political coup, led by Sunak. 

Despite Johnson trying to return as Prime Minister, he withdrew, even knowing that he had the backing of his party and the majority of Conservative voters, in the interests of unity.   This will not happen with a Sunak Government.

Keep your eyes on serial plotter, Michael Gove.   This will be the final nail in the coffin for the conservative party.

Beth Rigby calls Sunak "a thoroughly corrosive figure."

It is time for a General Election.

Editorial by Torric.