RISHI Sunak will soar to victory in tonight’s Never Mind The Ballots Election Showdown, according to Britain’s top psychic eagle.
African tawny bird Honey — who correctly guessed England’s first Euros result — chose the Tory leader over Sir Keir Starmer in a huge boost to the PM’s campaign.
Rishi Sunak will emerge victorious from tonight’s debate, according to our fortune-telling eagleRex
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Honey, 23, who resides at the Eagle Heights Wildlife Foundation in Dartford Kent, was given sight of both leaders before flying to a photo of Mr Sunak, who will go first in the showdown this evening.
Labour chief Sir Keir will go second as both candidates fight to win over Sun readers just 10 days from polling day.
The big-beaked fortune teller, who soars through the air at speeds of up to 80 miles an hour, is said to have never got a guess wrong and can even predict when it’s about to rain.
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Handler Ron Edwards told The Sun: “She’s a bit special, a bit different to the other birds.
“She knows what the weather’s gonna do. She can be cheeky with people who she knows don’t like birds, and she’ll fly a bit closer to them.
“Honey is very switched on.
“I’m pretty confident she’ll get this correct. All of her predictions turn out to be right.”
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