Sunak Reshuffles Tory Shadow Cabinet, Faces Contest

Rishi Sunak has formed an interim shadow cabinet following the Conservative Party's historic defeat in the recent general election. Former Prime Minister and Foreign Secretary David Cameron resigned, with Andrew Mitchell replacing him. Richard Holden also stepped down as party chairman, succeeded by Richard Fuller. Kemi Badenoch, now shadowing the levelling up brief, criticized Sunak's handling of the election, highlighting internal discord. Despite the reshuffle, some key positions remain unchanged, with Jeremy Hunt as shadow chancellor and James Cleverly as shadow home secretary. The Conservative Party faces significant challenges as it prepares for a leadership contest to replace Sunak.