The prime minister has been accused of presiding over a 'zombie parliament'. Sky News takes you through the key issues that await him now the summer recess is over.
- to stop migrant boat crossings in the Channel - is also under serious doubt after a summer of setbacks.have made the crossing since records began in 2018 - a milestone he certainly does not want to be associated with.
A bad situation was made worse when the latest round of Home Office figures showed 872 people were detected crossing the Channel in small boats yesterday - the highest number on a single day so far this year.It prompted Labour to accuse Mr Sunak of having"badly broken his promise on small boats".The most consistent problem Mr Sunak has had to contend with is the cost of living crisis, where high inflation is eroding people's pay packets.
While the government has been buoyed by figures from the Office for National Statistics which showed the UK's economy wasEnergy watchdog Ofgem has warned that while the energy price cap is going to fall in October, families areImage:A typical household paying by direct debit for gas and electricity will face an annual charge of £1,923 from October to December, a fall of about £150.
Despite that, millions of households could end up paying more because government support with bills - worth £66 a month - has now been withdrawn.over four days across September and October - coinciding with Mr Sunak's first Tory conference as leader and prime minister.
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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak attends church near Balmoral with Royal FamilyFormer prime minister David Cameron once said there was not much 'chillaxing' at Balmoral because the royals like to spend their time on outdoor pursuits.
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