Truss to Avoid New Taxes, Energy Rationing This Winter

The transcript discusses Liz Truss's potential plans to address the UK's energy crisis if she becomes Prime Minister. It highlights her consideration of cutting business rates for small companies and imposing levies on renewable energy producers. Concerns are raised about the viability of her plans, especially in light of the UK's economic challenges, such as a potential recession and market tensions. The discussion also touches on political tensions within the Conservative Party and the Treasury's influence on Truss's policies.

What commitments did Liz Truss make during the Conservative Party leadership hustings?

What measures is Liz Truss considering to support small businesses affected by rising energy costs?

What are the potential risks associated with Liz Truss's proposed tax cuts?

How has the market reacted to the news of Liz Truss's plans?

What political tensions are present within the Tory party regarding Liz Truss's plans?