The Foreign Secretary was attacked by an audience member over her plans to cut taxes and was accused of pushing policies that were 'not sound economics'
is not “inevitable” and pledging to keep taxes low to “avoid” an incoming economic crisis.
Rival Rishi Sunak was applauded when he said he would not concede despite trailing Ms Truss in the polls, saying he would “fight incredibly hard ’til the last day”. Ms Truss and Mr Sunak faced questions from Tory members on their plans for becoming the next prime minister. “What the BoE have said today is of course extremely worrying but it is not inevitable. We can change the outcome and make it more likely the economy grows,” she said.“I would immediately reverse the national insurance rise, I would also have a temporary moratorium on the green energy levy to save people on fuel bills.
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