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Rishi Sunak government "will fall" after 2022 conservative cock-up | Andrew Marr | New Statesman
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8:37Now PlayingThe next election doesn't have to be until 2025. But, as Andrew Marr looks back "in anger" at a disastrous 2022, he predicts the next year could see the end of Rishi Sunak as Prime Minister.
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After the economic "cock-up" by Kwasi Kwarteng and Liz Truss, conservatives have continued to blame the war in Ukraine and the Covid pandemic for Britain's stalled growth. But in this video Andrew Marr points the finger squarely at conservative policy as a leading cause of woe in the UK.
He also looks ahead to 2023 - in which the UK will certainly be beset by strikes, continued high inflation and low growth - and explains why he believes the conservative government led by Rishi Sunak will not last until the next election.
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Andrew Marr is Political Editor for the New Statesman, and is one of the UK's most senior political journalists. He spent over 20 years at the BBC where he was Political Editor and hosted the wildly successful Andrew Marr show. He is now based in Westminster where he brings his deep experience of political reporting to his analysis of the most important events in UK politics. He also hosts Tonight with Andrew Marr on LBC Radio.
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