Rishi Sunak gave interviews to local stations in Yorkshire where he is chairing his cabinet meeting this morning
Rishi Sunak is now on BBC Radio Lincolnshire. Scott Dalton is interviewing him, and asks why it is taking so long for the HS2 money to go to transport projects in the north.
Sunak says he thinks the money has been redirected quite quickly.
I believe racism or prejudice of any kind is completely unacceptable, and we must stamp it out.
And that’s because we’re the most successful multi-ethnic democracy in the world. And that’s because we have a way of doing these things, of respecting everyone, and at the same time ensuring that everyone integrates into our community and subscribes to a common set of British values. That’s not an easy thing to do. But I think we do it better than any other country, and we need to work hard to protect that.
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