The knot in the long-standing political crisis in the UK has been untied when Rishi Sunak becomes the country’s new prime minister. Rishi Sunak, who the whole world is talking about, has not fallen off the agenda with his life and features, and finally, the dance footage in a video that went viral on social media created a shock effect. Here are the details…
“TRYING TO GET THE CROWD VOTE FOR HIM TO WIN”
King of England yesterday. The video shared on social media of Rishi Sunak, who became the official Prime Minister after he took the task of forming the government from Charles, became the agenda. Club owner Wayne Lineker shared the moments when Sunak, who was on vacation in Spain’s touristic island Ibiza, danced at O Beach Ibiza, on social media with the words “Rishi Sunak is trying to get the crowd to vote for him in order to win”.
The video, which was shared on July 8 and watched more than 263 thousand, received more than 19 thousand likes and hundreds of comments. In the video, it was seen that Prime Minister Sunak, who was immersed in the rhythm of the music, had fun dancing to the fullest.
MADE IN ENGLAND HISTORY! THE YOUNGEST OF THE COUNTRY AND THE FIRST PRIME MINISTER OF INDIAN ORIGIN
After Penny Mordaunt’s withdrawal from the British prime ministerial race, 42-year-old Sunak became both the youngest and first Indian prime minister in British history without a vote. Liz Truss, who was under pressure due to economic problems in England, announced that she resigned from her job as prime minister on 20 October. Truss remained in office for 45 days, making him the shortest-serving prime minister in the country’s history.
THE DANCE VIDEO OF THE PRIME MINISTER OF FINLAND HAS BEEN AN EVENT
The moments when Finland’s youngest Prime Minister, Sanna Marin, sang and danced with a group of friends, quickly spread on social media and became the focus of attention. In the video, Marin, who was seen having fun with the song, was accompanied by Finnish singer Alma and her sister Anna, rapper Petri Nygard, TV presenter Tinni Wikstrom, photographer Janita Autio, radio host Karoliina Tuominen and Social Democratic party deputies. (UAV)