Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is warning Conservative voters about potential risks if Labour wins the General Election, including increased taxes and a leftward policy shift.

Labour currently leads in the polls, causing concern within the Conservative party about possible post-election leadership contests.

Potential Conservative leadership contenders being speculated include Kemi Badenoch and Oliver Dowden.

Economic data since 2010 shows a downturn with stagnant growth, low wages, and decreased business investment, putting Sunak on the defensive.

Both parties are making final efforts to persuade undecided voters, with the election outcome remaining crucial.