Rishi Sunak
'S e neach-poileataigs à Sasainn a tha ann an Rishi Sunak BP.
Rugadh e ann an Southampton ann an 1980. Bha e na sgoilear aig Colaiste Winchester agus dh'ionnsaich e poileataigs, feallsanachd agus eaconomachd aig Oilthigh Oxford agus an dèidh sin MBA aig Oilthigh Stanford far an do thachair e ri Akshata Murthy, nighean NR Narayana Murthy a stèidhich an companaidh mòr Infosys anns na h-Innseachan.[1]
Chaidh a thagadh mar BhP airson Richmond ann an Siorrachd Eabhraig air a' chiad turas anns an taghadh coitcheann 2015. An dèidh sin dh'fhrithealaich e mar fho-rùnaire pàrlamaid airson taigheadais, choimhearsnachdan agus riaghaltas ionadail eadar 2018 agus 2019, mar Phrìomh-rùnaire an Ionmhais gu 2020 agus mar Sheansalair an Ionmhais eadar an Gearran 2020 agus an t-Iuchar 2022 nuair a leig e a dhreuchd suas air sgàth 's nach do thoirt e taic do Bhoris Johnson.[2] Lean e Liz Truss mar phrìomhaire gun taghadh san Dàmhair 2022.[3]
Ghairm e taghadh coitcheann a thachair 4 an t-Iuchar 2024.[4] Ged a bhuannaich e an seat aige a-rithist, chaill e an taghadh seo agus lean Sir Keir Starmer mar phrìomhaire e.[5]
Connspaid
deasaichChruthaich Sunak an sgeama Eat Out to Help Out airson taic a thoirt do thaighean-bidhe agus do thaighean-seinnse ri linn a' phandemic. Ged a lughdaich an sgeama sin reat na h-atmorachd a-rèir an ONS,[6] mheudaich an sgeama àireamh nan cùisean COVID le eadar 8% agus 17% a-rèir eaconamaichean aig Oilthigh Warwick.[7]
Ceanglaichean a-mach
deasaich- “Rishi Sunak MP, Richmond (Yorks)”. They Work for You. Air a thogail 24mh dhen Fhaoilleach 2024.
Iomraidhean
deasaich- ↑ Sullivan, Helen: “Who is Rishi Sunak? Everything you need to know about Britain’s next prime minister”, The Guardian. 25mh dhen Dàmhair 2022. Air a thogail 24mh dhen Fhaoilleach 2024.
- ↑ “Parliamentary career for Rishi Sunak - MPs and Lords”. Pàrlamaid Westminster. Air a thogail 24mh dhen Fhaoilleach 2024.
- ↑ “Naidheachdan 11:00m”, Naidheachdan a' BhBC. 25mh dhen Dàmhair 2022. Air a thogail 24mh dhen Fhaoilleach 2024.
- ↑ “Taghadh Coitcheann air 4mh den Iuchar”, Naidheachdan a' BhBC. 22mh dhen Chèitean 2024. Air a thogail 5mh dhen Iuchar 2024.
- ↑ “An Taghadh”, Naidheachdan a' BhBC. 5mh dhen Iuchar 2024. Air a thogail 5mh dhen Iuchar 2024.
- ↑ “Naidheachdan 11:00m”, Naidheachdan a' BhBC. 16mh dhen t-Sultain 2020. Air a thogail 24mh dhen Fhaoilleach 2024.
- ↑ “‘Eat Out to Help Out’ scheme drove new COVID-19 infections up by between 8 and 17%, new research finds”, Oilthigh Warwick. 30mh dhen Dàmhair 2020. Air a thogail 24mh dhen Fhaoilleach 2024.
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