You Had FOURTEEN YEARS!’ | Can Britain Trust The Tories Again?
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Andrew Griffith joins Jeremy Kyle to outline Conservative proposals on welfare, taxation and housebuilding, arguing that Britain must become a country that “lives within its means”. Griffith calls for face-to-face benefits assessments, action on rising sickness and disability spending, and reductions in government bureaucracy. He contrasts Labour with a Conservative Party that he says would prioritise taxpayers, young people and the self-employed. He also claims scrapping environmental and net-zero regulations could reduce the cost of a new home by £50,000, alongside proposals to abolish stamp duty on primary residences. Later, Charlie Rowley reports from the Conservative conference in Birmingham as the discussion asks whether Kemi Badenoch’s policy programme can overcome voters’ distrust of the party after its years in government. #AndrewGriffith #Welfare #ConservativeParty Have you got a story? Email tips@talk.tv Click here for more from Talk https://talk.tv If you need any he
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