Rishi Sunak had to “go without” Sky TV as a child because his parents were making sacrifices for his education, the prime minister has said. Sunak cited his parents’ refusal to pay for the subscription channel as an example of having to “go without”, as he was pressed on whether he was in touch with the struggles of ordinary people. In an interview with ITV News conducted on the afternoon he returned from the D-Day commemorations early, Sunak also said that events in Normandy “ran over”. Sunak with his parents Usha, left, and Yashvir. He said that the family made financial sacrifices to pay for his private school fees SIMON WALKERApologising for having kept Paul Brand, the ITV journalist, waiting, Sunak said: “It all just ran over.” While the prime minister attended events in Normandy on

Source: The Times June 11, 2024 21:23 UTC