Sunak Predicts UK Economic Rebound by 2024, Clashes with Labour over Economy and Rwanda Policy

Rishi Sunak predicted the UK economy would bounce back in 2024 after inflation fell to 3.4% in February, calling it a "new economic moment".

Sunak told the BBC the country had "turned a corner" following recent financial shocks like Covid and the Ukraine war.

The PM clashed with Labour leader Keir Starmer at PMQs over the economy, calling an election, and the Rwanda deportation scheme.

Sunak will urge Tory MPs to "pull together" when he addresses the powerful 1922 Committee of backbenchers.

The Lords inflicted a fresh defeat on the government's Rwanda bill, voting to press demands that it include protections for domestic and international law.