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Given the news that Rishi Sunak may announce an extraordinary election today, the Foreign Secretary, David Cameron was forced to flee Albania urgently, causing the planned meetings with President Bajram Begaj and the head of SPAK, Altin Dumani do not develop.
The Foreign Secretary of Great Britain, David Cameron, interrupted his visit to Albania in the middle, to quickly leave for London, where he will participate in an urgent meeting of the government cabinet.
The Foreign Secretary, who was in Tirana to discuss immigration policy, was urgently summoned to Britain to attend the Downing Street meeting at around 4pm.
The reason for this urgent call came because the British Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, did not rule out the possibility of calling early elections. However, word quickly spread in Westminster that the Prime Minister could call a vote of confidence within hours.
Asked if he would call a snap election by SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn at PMQs, Sunak said the election would be held in the second half of the year.
"As I have repeatedly told him, there is - spoiler alert - there will be a general election in the second half of this year ," Sunak said.
The second half of this year technically starts in about a month, while snap elections could be held within six weeks. Rumors began to grow this morning after the Prime Minister congratulated the Cabinet on new figures showing that inflation has fallen to 2.3 percent.
He vowed that better days were ahead, calling today's data a "major moment for the British economy."
People within the government cabinet did not rule out the possibility of early elections when contacted by GB News.
A Conservative Party source said it would be "madness" for the Prime Minister to call an early election in these conditions. They questioned the idea why the government would send voters to the polls before interest rates were lowered.
According to a source for the British media " GB News ", Sunak is preparing to announce early elections in the fall and not today.
The rumors come despite the Conservative Party trailing Labor by more than 20 points in the polls.
Given the news that Rishi Sunak may announce an extraordinary election today, the Foreign Secretary, David Cameron was forced to flee Albania urgently, causing the planned meetings with President Bajram Begaj and the head of SPAK, Altin Dumani do not develop.
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