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“When you look farmers in the eye and make them a promise, keep it."
Kemi Badenoch and Robert Jenrick used the updates about suspect Axel Rudakubana to hit out at Downing Street.
It has dropped by 43 points since he got into office, less than four months ago.
The PM also announced that the bus cap would go from £2 to £3 at the end of the year.
And that's a problem, seeing as it made up a core part of their pre-election promises.
“None of us can change the past", he told a Commonwealth summit in Samoa.
The prime minister has insisted the UK will not pay compensation - or apologise - for its historic role in the slave trade.
The story has barely registered on the other side of the Atlantic.
If this was a popularity contest, it would be a win for the Russian president.