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But, for Truss and those around her, growth is an end in itself, the equivalent of Mao Zedong’s production targets, entirely divorced from utility. To serve this holy data point, we must toil ever harder and destroy ever more of the world on which our lives depend. Previous generations of economists foresaw a time when so much wealth was generated that we would scarcely need to work. Well, we have reached that level, but we are working so hard that millions are in danger of burnout. Several MPs warned the local elections represented a moment of danger for the prime minister. “If [the results] are bad the party will panic and try to get rid of her,” said one MP. In a true-blue Tory message, Ms Truss said she 'loved' business and enterprise and could be 'trusted to do what it takes' to push through the 'difficult but necessary' pro-growth agenda. Conference it is wrong to invest only in places which are thriving, as economic models often have it. Ms Truss and her Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng robustly defended axing the 45p top rate of tax on Sunday, despite the mini-Budget triggering mayhem on markets.

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The talking heads, the Brexit deniers and Extinction Rebellion and some of the people we had in the hall earlier. I have three priorities for our economy — growth, growth and growth (Applause). As the last few weeks have shown, it will be difficult. Whenever there’s change, there is disruption. And not everybody will be in favour of change, but everyone will benefit from the results.

In an apparent attempt to cool nerves on markets over borrowing to fund tax cuts, she said she believed in 'sound money'. 'I get it. And I have listened,' she said. Her “pro-growth” agenda performs the same role as tax cuts for the very rich. It’s a transfer of power to the wealthiest people, among whom are the bosses of corporations headquartered abroad, ruthless foreign oligarchs and British plutocrats who channel their money through tax havens. In other words, it is a further manifestation of the class war the rich are waging against the poor. Growth, in her vision, is not a promise. It’s a threat.They taxi from north London townhouses to the BBC studio to dismiss anyone challenging the status quo.

The protesters, ejected from the hall shortly afterwards, interrupted Liz Truss's televised leader's speech at the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham to protest plans that Greenpeace said nobody voted for. So how do we find these terrible people who form the AGC? How do we make sure they stop harming our Way Of Life? Well, they walk among us, we're afraid to tell you. You might be in the AGC without even knowing. She went on: 'I believe that you know best how to spend your own money... that is what Conservatism is about.' Some of those who made the Prime Minister's 'anti-growth coalition' shortlist have responded to her remarks at the Tory party conference.I want what you want. I have fought to get where I am today. I have fought to get jobs, to get pay rises and get on the housing ladder,” she said. Liz Truss closed a traumatic Tory party conference this week by taking aim at what she called the anti-growth coalition opposed to her plans. Ms Truss has angered some Conservative MPs and broken a Tory manifesto promise by removing the moratorium put in place in England to prevent tremors. And that is what our plan is about: it is about getting the economy growing and rebuilding Britain through reform. Liz Truss bought herself some space from brutal Tory infighting today vowing to battle the 'anti-growth coalition' and create a 'new era' for Britain in a true-blue conference speech.

Eight more small boats filled with migrants wrapped in red blankets and scarves land in Dover after making perilous Channel crossing - taking total to 28,072 this year Morris, Sophie (11 October 2022). "Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver denies being part of 'anti-growth coalition' - and calls for expansion of free school meals". Sky News . Retrieved 3 October 2023. The Prime Minister also talked about making sure “hard work is rewarded” - an indication of her enthusiasm for reforming welfare to increase incentives to find work. No. And clearly that’s going to be very palatable to business community, but they’re also just gonna work with whatever they’ve got. At the moment, it’s someone who, because they’re not a government, doesn’t have the opportunity to mess things up as much, versus the Conservatives who are all over the place. Business knows what they would prefer in that situation.Equally, it’s true that the tax burden – now forecast to rise to 35% of GDP despite the mini-budget – is going to be at its highest sustained level since the 1950s. Whose fault is that? Who’s been in Downing Street all this time? If only a Conservative government had been able to sway the direction of politics towards the sort of low-tax state they want! Laying out a narrative to the policy moves - which triggered Tory rebellion when the pound sank last week - Ms Truss came up with the phrase “anti-growth coalition” and called out its perceived members. Rishi Sunak's great reset stalls as new poll shows Labour extending its lead to 20 points despite tax-cutting Autumn Statement - and Reform UK hits a new high amid Tory infighting over immigration