British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has urged voters and his own party to stay committed to his long-term plan for change ahead of the upcoming election, which he has hinted will likely take place in the second half of this year. Despite facing a challenging political landscape, with his Conservatives trailing behind the opposition Labour Party in the polls, Sunak remains focused on delivering on his agenda of cutting taxes, reducing health service waiting lists, and addressing the issue of migrant arrivals. He emphasized the progress made since assuming office in late 2022, but acknowledged that there is still more work to be done. Sunak has faced criticism for his handling of key pledges, and his leadership has been questioned by some members of his own party. However, he remains determined to push forward with his initiatives, including a controversial plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda. He also aims to deliver further tax cuts by controlling spending, particularly welfare benefits, and addressing concerns about the number of people deemed unfit to work. Meanwhile, opposition leader Keir Starmer has accused Sunak of prioritizing his own premiership over the country's interests, suggesting that the Prime Minister may be stalling to reach the two-year mark in his leadership. In response, Sunak has emphasized the importance of sticking to his long-term plan and delivering the change needed to provide a better future for the country. As the political landscape continues to evolve, the stage is set for an election that will shape the direction of the United Kingdom in the coming years.