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Politics · 13 August 2026

Sunak's wife says family feels 'truly at home' in Yorkshire

Sunak's wife says family feels 'truly at home' in Yorkshire

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Akshata Murty, Rishi Sunak's wife, stated that she and their two daughters consider North Yorkshire, the constituency Sunak represents, to be their home. Her comments coincided with the release of a new summer holiday guide by The Richmond Project, a charity she co-founded. The online resource encourages families to explore numbers during days out, featuring places like Richmond Castle.

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