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Sunak under fire for ‘inexplicable’ failure to appoint new climate committee chief
(www.theguardian.com)
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Is there no action the populace has to remove this plug from office? Literally everything that he does is bat shit crazy and harmful to the UK.
Nope. We just have to wait for him to call an election. Alternatively Parliament could kick him out or in theory pass a law calling an early election (I think), but that is obviously not happening.
Just England?
they could revolt, but that would be making a fuss and that's the last thing modern brits are going to do