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Lucy Connolly slams Labour at the CPAC conference hosted by ex-Prime Minister Liz Truss.

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Former Prime Minister Liz Truss faces a series of tough questions as she attends the UK’s debut CPAC conference, where she describes the event as “very positive and energetic” and calls for action to “save Britain” and “save the West.” Speaking about the influence of what she describes as the “progressive blob,” Truss argues that Britain’s institutions have been captured by an entrenched establishment, outlining why she believes conservative politics must take a different direction.

However, the interview quickly turns confrontational as Truss is challenged over her own record in government. GB News presenters press the former Prime Minister on her past positions regarding gender ideology, her criticism of the Bank of England following the collapse of her premiership, and whether she bears responsibility for policies implemented under previous Conservative governments. At one stage, she is accused of “promoting the Boriswave” of mass immigration, while another exchange sees her told, “You’re sounding like a conspiracy theorist!” as the debate over accountability intensifies.

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Reform UK have found themselves PRAISING Sir Keir Starmer after the Prime Minister announced that pubs are set to stay open until 5am for England’s last 16 World Cup clash against Mexico.

The match at the Azteca Stadium kicks off at 1am on Monday, creating a headache for publicans hoping to host fans for the knockout fixture.

The outgoing Prime Minister has announced that pubs across England and Wales will be able to stay open for the contest.

Speaking to Martin Daubney on GB News, Robert Jenrick found himself in the unusual position of celebrating Keir Starmer.

He said: “Finally, a decision by Keir Starmer that we can all get behind. Well done Keir!”

The Reform UK Shadow Chancellor also joked: “I would just say, though, the government changed the law to allow pubs to stay open a bit longer, but they didn’t change it to help with this match, so presumably Keir Starmer didn’t think that England was going to get through to the quarter-finals and didn’t believe in England!”

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