‘No plan nor vision for fixing broken Britain’
Sunak's speech offers ‘nothing to tackle the housing crisis, low wages, insecure work, poverty-level benefits and public services stretched to breaking point’

RISHI SUNAK pretended he is going to change things in a Tory conference speech where he ignored real concerns and the fact that his party has been the government for 13 years.
The Prime Minister was silent on the cost-of-living crisis choking the country as the chaotic Conservative conference in Manchester crawled to a close today, while a new poll showed most voters judge him a flop on key policy priorities.
Instead, he made a number of second-order announcements, including confirming the very badly kept secret that the northern part of HS2 is to be cancelled.
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