The prime minister was left stuttering after a grilling from the BBC Radio 2 presenter.
Rishi Sunak faced another embarrassing interview as BBC Radio 2′s Jeremy Vine took him to task on HS2.Appearing on BBC Radio 2, unusually timed as the Labour Party Conference is in full-swing, Sunak was grilled by Vine on the plans.
Vine interrupted, saying: “You said these things though! You said you would quadruple the number of trains between Sheffield and Leeds.“It’s been pointed out there are five an hour each way already so you’ll be promising 20 trains an hour, one every three minutes.”Clearly sceptical, Vine said: “None of the stuff you’ve announced is going to happen is it? None of it. We are all onto it.”Do you know why it’s going to happen? Because actually that money is going to be given to local areas.
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