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Levels not seen since 2001 and by conservative mps who many of did not vote for liz truss or her economic vision. now, some of them wanted to change course by bringing forward an independent economic forecaster to scrutinise plans or by scrapping what they see is a bit of a politically toxic plan to scrap the top rated tax for the highest owners while also squeezing public spending. it does not look like she has shown any indication that she plans to change course. and the chancellor believe the...

Conservative party conference, we should say there is no love lost between michael gove and liz truss, but what is interesting to see is if that emboldens other conservative mps who do not like this policy to come forward and say publicly what they have been saying behind the scenes. we will have to see if others follow suit and just this afternoon, damian green, another cabinet minister —— former cabinet minister, has said the conservatives will lose the next general election if we end up p...

Times, labelling spending cuts for government departments across whitehall saying the uk government has got used to spending habits which outstripped our ability to pay for an easter change. all these measures aimed at reassuring people and on the eve of the conservative party conference in birmingham, trying to shore up support amongst conservative mps for liz truss as well. . ., conservative mps for liz truss as well. . ~ , ., conservative mps for liz truss as well. . ~ , ., , conservative mps...

To them his deregulation plans and why he thinks they will ultimately work. whatever the confidence in the government is, whatever the view in government is, whatever the view in government is, whatever the view in government is, that they need to keep going with this plan, partly because politically they really have to do now. there is deep nervousness within the political world about this, a lot of conservative mps who will be looking at the papers this morning, looking at warnings about the p...

Lets talk to our political correspondent leila nathoo. he said they need to come forward and say something fairly soon and im paraphrasing but what he is saying and i wonder how many conservative mps feel that way right now. �* , , ., ., ., , conservative mps feel that way right now. ., , . now. theres been a notable silence in the chancellor _ now. theres been a notable silence in the chancellor and _ now. theres been a notable silence in the chancellor and the _ now. theres been a notable si...

Lot of conservative mps who really are worried about this situation and are worried about this situation and are really worried about the party basically shredding its reputation for fiscal responsibility. that if this situation gets worse, as ben was explaining a few minutes ago, if the mortgages go up, people will blame the government and if inflation gets worse, they will blame the government and that could be an almost impossible sell at the next general election. the government, though, is ...

Wars", after labour leader sir keir starmer vowed to reverse number tens tax reductions for the highest earners, if he gets into power. according to the daily mail, the chancellors pledge to carry on cutting taxes is a "boost for families" struggling with the cost of living. so they supported. but the "i" talks of "toryjitters", after kwasi kwarteng said hed go further with his tax—cutting plans. the paper quotes backbench conservative mps who say there are "definite concerns" about the way th...

Fracking in their local areas. many people asking what the mechanism would be. also a lot of criticism from others are saying, well, how does this square with climate change targets, why is finding new gas supplies the right approach when what should be happening is developing renewable energy? the business secretary pretty robust in betting that one away, saying his belief is that you need gas supplies as a transition to a renewable energy future, but is is clearly causing a lot of disquiet on ...

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Conservative mps, both with yorkshire constituencies. lets speak to our chief political correspondent, nick eardley, whos here with me. both in peace talking that the obvious challenges, the energy crisis, more besides, they were saying there will be help for those who need it the most, how much do we know about what might be coming down the tracks? this is based on the premise that liz truss winds, if we take that, what are you hearing about these possibilities? it is the issue that is going to...