Image source, Tom Holder Image caption, The effigy illustrates prime minister Rishi Sunak coming out of a train with the face of RMT union manager Mick Lynch An effigy of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak hasactually been exposed at bonfire events in Lewes, East Sussex, wentto by thousands of individuals. The effigy, understood as a tableau, was fulfilled with boos from the crowd. The historical town is well-known for its dynamic Bonfire Night event, which fell on 4 November this year. The crowds were not discouraged by a yellow weathercondition caution and travel disturbance triggered by the current Storm Ciarán. They revealed up to the occasion inspiteof rain, roadway closures, transport problems, and a plea for individuals to participatein regional bonfires. Seven bonfire societies each produces an effigy, which generally show present affairs, and are lateron burned in fields outdoors Lewes – along with a conventional Guy Fawkes. Past effigies have consistedof prime ministers Boris Johnson, Liz Truss and Tony Blair, Russia President Vladimir Putin
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