AHMEDABAD – Former UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, turned out to be a supporter of Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) and was in attendance here to witness the franchise secure its first Indian Premier ...

tweeted a cartoon mocking political leaders professing to take risks from AI seriously at the Summit. But the atmosphere at the event on Thursday night was amiable, with Sunak thanking Musk for ...

The conservative Spectator magazine splashed “The Deluge” on its front page, alongside a cartoon of a rain-soaked Sunak and a cover story about his “election gamble.” The right-wing ...

On Sunak's leadership, he added: "He can’t even stand up to a cartoon bully with a pet spider, if he's too scared to face the public in an election, what chance has he got of running the country?" ...

And although Sunak is often portrayed in British political cartoons as a geeky teen, on camera he comes across as a cool dad type. Outside the House of Commons, Starmer will wear jeans and boots ...

Sir Keir Starmer branded Sir Gavin a “sad middle manager getting off on intimidating those beneath him” and a “cartoon bully with a pet spider”. The Labour leader asked Mr Sunak in the ...

Asked by Sunak what he thought of the initiative ... Several hours ahead of the summit, Musk posted a cartoon on X that appeared to show the UK, US, Europe and China verbalising the risks of ...

The cartoon cover is not authentic, according to the magazine. The cover of Issue 337 can be found in online archive of The New European. This article was produced by the Reuters Fact Check team.