UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, recently revealed what he has in common with his wife Akshata Murty. Mr Sunak jointly shared a post with his wife alongside two happy photos of them. He further revealed the six things that they have in common.

“People always ask us – ‘What is the thing you have most in common?'” he said in his post on Instagram. “It’s not just our shared love of watching Friends reruns and eating Spanish food,” Mr Sunak continued.

The UK PM said that they share a common belief and value system. “It’s the values that we share. We share the belief that hard work should decide where you go in life. We share the belief that it takes bold action to make a difference,” he wrote in the caption of the post.

Concluding the post, Mr Sunak said, “We share the belief that our children will inherit a better world than the one we share today.”

A few days ago, Akshata Murty posted a message of support for her husband 4 ahead of the July 4 general elections. She shared a post on Instagram with two photos of her husband and the message, “I’m with you, every step of the way.” Ms Murty’s message for her husband struck a chord with social media users, who offered their support to him 

This election comes at a time when Sunak’s Tories are struggling to retain power after 14 largely chaotic years in charge. Sunak is the party’s fifth prime minister since it ousted Labour in 2010 and was selected by Tory MPs in October 2022 after Liz Truss’s disastrous 49-day tenure.

Many outlets in the UK were virtually unanimous in describing his decision to hold a vote six months before he had to as a “gamble”. But Sunak attended several radio and television interviews on Thursday during campaigning and insisted insist he was right to call the vote.

New Delhi:

Listing his priorities during the G20 summit in Delhi, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has stressed how countries need to work together to resolve global issues.

In a video titled, “Why I’m at the G20”, Mr Sunak captured the moments after he landed in Delhi yesterday with his wife Akshata Murty for the summit that begins today. Ms Murty is the daughter of Infosys co-founder NR Narayana Murthy. 

The video, posted on X, had glimpses of Union Minister Ashwini Kumar Choubey welcoming the UK Prime Minister, a drive through Delhi roads and an interaction with students. Sunak visited the British Council following his arrival. 

Why I’m at the #G20 pic.twitter.com/BzjKo160hX

— Rishi Sunak (@RishiSunak) September 8, 2023

Sunak’s voiceover in the background says, “Put simply, global issues matter, we simply can’t do alone. Countries have to work together, we saw this during Covid and it’s right that we come together to fight climate change and Putin’s illegal war.”

“The G20 and summits like it provide a unique opportunity to talk face to face with the leaders of other countries and address those issues and the decisions we make there will deliver the jobs, growth and security that British people expect of their PM. So I am looking forward to a productive few days,” the UK Prime Minister adds.

Following his arrival, Sunak yesterday said his visit to Delhi is “obviously special”. “It’s obviously special. I saw somewhere that I was referred to as India’s son-in-law, which I hope was meant affectionately,” he told reporters travelling with him.

New Delhi:

Listing his priorities during the G20 summit in Delhi, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has stressed how countries need to work together to resolve global issues.

In a video titled, “Why I’m at the G20”, Mr Sunak captured the moments after he landed in Delhi yesterday with his wife Akshata Murty for the summit that begins today. Ms Murty is the daughter of Infosys co-founder NR Narayana Murthy. 

The video, posted on X, had glimpses of Union Minister Ashwini Kumar Choubey welcoming the UK Prime Minister, a drive through Delhi roads and an interaction with students. Sunak visited the British Council following his arrival. 

Why I’m at the #G20 pic.twitter.com/BzjKo160hX

— Rishi Sunak (@RishiSunak) September 8, 2023

Sunak’s voiceover in the background says, “Put simply, global issues matter, we simply can’t do alone. Countries have to work together, we saw this during Covid and it’s right that we come together to fight climate change and Putin’s illegal war.”

“The G20 and summits like it provide a unique opportunity to talk face to face with the leaders of other countries and address those issues and the decisions we make there will deliver the jobs, growth and security that British people expect of their PM. So I am looking forward to a productive few days,” the UK Prime Minister adds.

Following his arrival, Sunak yesterday said his visit to Delhi is “obviously special”. “It’s obviously special. I saw somewhere that I was referred to as India’s son-in-law, which I hope was meant affectionately,” he told reporters travelling with him.