Rishi Sunak

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s decision Monday to abruptly cancel a meeting with Kyriakos Mitsotakis, angrily claiming that his Greek counterpart reneged on assurances he would not speak publicly about the disputed Parthenon Sculptures during his three-day UK visit, has reignited Tory fears about a petulant streak which surfaces in the heat of political battle, Politico reported.

The plan further entails the cessation of extended visas for graduates, restrictions on the number of dependents entering the UK, and the prioritization of specific universities for student visas. A

The highest court in the country expressed concerns that the policy could expose asylum seekers to "risk of ill-treatment," particularly as there was a possibility of them being returned to their home countries once arriving in Rwanda.

In a pointed letter to the fellow Indian-origin leader, Braverman asserted that the current government plan is ineffective and suggested that either Sunak's governance style is incapable, or there was never an intention to keep the promises.

While acknowledging the significance of her role, she hinted at having more to communicate in the future, promising additional statements in due course.

Suella Braverman, a prominent figure on the Conservative right, faced uncertainty about her future after an unauthorized article critical of the policing of pro-Palestinian protests in the UK.

Jaishankar expressed gratitude to Prime Minister Sunak and his wife for their warm reception and gracious hospitality, marking the commencement of his five-day official visit to the UK.

The media reports widespread anger over Braverman's inflammatory comments on police bias and her open defiance of No 10, creating an expectation among Conservatives that Sunak will take action early this week.

Among these MPs are individuals from hard-right Conservative groups, labeled as "the five families," who are also pointing fingers at Chief Whip Simon Hart, accusing him of orchestrating a plot to remove Braverman.

The Conservatives lost two safe House of Commons seats in the early hours of Friday.