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Starmer raised his game and Sunak fell flat in leaders' event - with time running out for the Tories

Sky News Wednesday, 12 June 2024
No wonder Rishi Sunak wanted a head-to-head debate with Sir Keir Starmer. After being credited with a narrow win in last week's ITV debate, here he came off second best.
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