
Tories at war over the economy
Liz Truss might have been cast to political oblivion, but she was the breed of prime minister the Tory right had long yearned for, and her spectacular downfall has not allayed the thirst for true-blue tax cuts.

Liz Truss might have been cast to political oblivion, but she was the breed of prime minister the Tory right had long yearned for, and her spectacular downfall has not allayed the thirst for true-blue tax cuts.

‘A well-designed safety net would help people return to work when they can’

There can be no political stability when a government is attempting to force the public into greater poverty.

The Chancellor’s promised deregulatory cull of consumer, worker and environmental protections will make matters far worse

The surcharge on the profits of banks will be cut from 8% to 3%, which means more than a billion pounds in tax savings for banks every single year.

The blame for 12 years of sluggish growth and deteriorating public services lies squarely with the government.

‘We can have either democracy and public accountability or rampant corporate power concentrated in the hands of a few business executives, but not both.’

‘It is clear we can’t go on like this, we need a general election now.’

“It’s not so much that action is missing, it’s more that the UK government has been missing in action” – Plaid Cymru’s Luke Fletcher talks about the action needed to tackle the cost-of-living crisis.

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