Rishi Sunak has a big reshuffle problem: voters don't like his ministers

🚨 It’s reshuffle season But the problem for Sunak is that many of his closest allies are languishing at the bottom end of popularity with him – while ministers who can cause No 10 a headache are sailing ahead in popularity 🖊️ katyballs

– is not certain, given that his seat is being axed as a result of the Boundary Commission review.

Reshuffles are always a risk. The saying goes that a prime minister is never more powerful than just before one. But after one has taken place, there tends to be a wave of anger from those who have been overlooked – and particularly those who have been forced out against their wishes. It means there is some nervousness about carrying one out this side of the summer recess – straight after what could be three-by election defeats on 20 July.

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