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Battle of the tax breaks: HOW are rivals for No10 planning to put more money back in your pockets? - Vimarsana News

Battle of the tax breaks: HOW are rivals for No10 planning to put more money back in your pockets?

The race to become the new prime minister and Tory leader is very much a battle of rival tax plans: how fast and how deep.

Rishi Sunak vs Liz Truss: Tories warn 'divided parties don't get elected' - Vimarsana News

Rishi Sunak vs Liz Truss: Tories warn 'divided parties don't get elected'

The rivals for the keys to No10 were told they risked reviving the Conservatives' 'nasty party' moniker from the 1990s after they tore into each other for an hour on BBC One last night.

Don't take us back to the Nasty Party': Tories warn Truss and Sunak after debate mudslinging - Vimarsana News

Don't take us back to the Nasty Party': Tories warn Truss and Sunak after debate mudslinging

The rivals for the keys to No10 were told they risked reviving the Conservatives' 'nasty party' moniker from the 1990s after they tore into each other for an hour on BBC One last night.

Nigel Farage blasts teetotal Rishi Sunak for copycat 'man in pub' routine - Vimarsana News

Nigel Farage blasts teetotal Rishi Sunak for copycat 'man in pub' routine

Liz Truss is favourite to replace Boris Johnson with her decision to mimic Margaret Thatcher reaping the rewards with members who remain suspicious about Mr Sunak's role in bringing down the PM.

Poll finds Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss fought each other to a standstill in brutal debate - Vimarsana News

Poll finds Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss fought each other to a standstill in brutal debate

A snap survey by Opinium found 39 per cent of viewers thought the ex-Chancellor came out on top in the BBC showdown, but 38 per cent plumped for the Foreign Secretary.