Divya Delhi : On Sunday, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak made a commitment to continue "as diligently as ever" in the wake of a terrible election outcome. The election result saw his Conservative party lose ground across a variety of local authorities and even give up a mayoral stronghold in the West Midlands region of England.Andy Street, the well-liked candidate for the Conservative Party's position of Mr. West Midlands, was defeated by Richard Parker, the candidate for the Labour Party, by a mere 1,508 votes, which prompted a recount for the outcome of the hotly contested election. The British Indian leader voiced his sadness in spite of this unfortunate decision.As a result of this conclusion, Sunak is left with a single light of hope in Ben Houchen, who was able to keep the party's mayoralty in Tees Valley on Friday despite the fact that opposition parties, led by Labour, were able to achieve a near-complete dominance."It's been disappointing of course to lose dedicated Conservative councillors and Andy Street in the West Midlands, with his track record of providing great public services and attracting significant investment to the area, but that has redoubled my resolve to continue to make progress on our plan," the British Prime Minister stated in an official statement."So we will continue working as hard as ever to take the fight to Labour and deliver a brighter future for our country,"