When I wrote the article Elect a clown - expect a circus ... Part III, I foresaw what was going to happen; now every day, it is happening in front of our eyes.

I was completely right that the government under his leadership will fail; indeed, he has failed on all his five (5) pledges.

Do not forget that Rishi holds the office of prime minister unelected; a prime minister without a single vote even from his own MP's; a prime minister without a mandate from the people. All that he touches does not, and will not, benefit the British people!

I pointed out a few things about this government’s shambles and how adrift they have become in my article The Rishi Sunak Muppet Show II, but these are all minor aberrations compared to now.

More and more comes out on daily basis.

How does he still survive? Because he keeps his friends close and "his enemies" even closer - by giving them lucrative jobs in the government, e.g.

- Suella Braverman, Home secretary (despite she twice breached the ministerial code)

- Penny Mordaunt, Lord President of the Council and Leader of the House of Commons

- Jeremy Hunt, Chancellor of Exchequer

- Kemi Badenoch, Business and Trade Secretary and so on.

Do not forget that the above four named was conservative candidates' for PM position the same time as Rishi - and Rishi won because he made the "deal" with the above named and 4 other groups in the conservative party including with backbenchers'.

Why is the Home Office struggling and not working as it should? Because of Suella Braverman and Rishi Sunak’s new policy about who may be employed here. Sooner or later civil servants get the boot if they object to certain immigrants entering the UK via the "visa deal” influenced by Rishi Sunak father-in-law.

I have to say, our PM Rishi Sunak is "smooth talker". However, I don't believe that he believes all the words which are coming out of his mouth - he knows it’s all about making headlines, without any intention of any action or impact.

If he was really looking out for the nation, he would not dump the net zero target, he would not make the deals he did; he would sort out his 5 pledges, ensure Northern Ireland has a government, resolve the food "embargo" from Europe from where we are now getting more and more immigrants and less and less pasta.

And if he really cared about the country, why on earth is he trying to avoid Prime Minister Questions?

You tell me why, as it seems to me, I am not clever enough. Or is it the same tactic as his predecessor, Boris Johnson? He took to flying in a military aircraft to miss a COBRA meeting, and then went to Ukraine to avoid questions about Partygate.

So far, the team has got Sunak out of four PMQs with a variety of feeble excuses. He needed to take his dog to the groomers. The nanny was ill. He already has the worst attendance record of any prime minister. Imagine being worse than Boris Johnson and Liz Truss? I bet any money that Rishi will avoid the PMQ coming Wednesday 20 September 2023. That will be his 5th time not taking his job seriously!

Parliament is currently in recess ahead of the various party conferences [1] – so we look forward to Wednesday 18 th October 2023. There’s a lot going on in the UK and abroad - will he turn up?

Rishi certainly knows how to win the next election!