"Sunak Faces Election Year Challenges as Approval Dips and Labour Eyes Majority"
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak faces a strategic dilemma on whether to hold the general election in May or autumn, with considerations including the state of the Conservative Party, the impact of potential tax cuts, and public service satisfaction. The party is divided on the timing, with some MPs preparing for a May election, while others suggest waiting. Sunak's decision is complicated by the party's recent history, including the backlash from Liz Truss's mini-budget, and the need to demonstrate meaningful reform. The Conservative Party is also dealing with internal discord and varying interpretations of Toryism, which could affect the coherence of their election campaign.