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can i start with ben riley smith? the telegraph.ister, clearly, a difficult day. can you explain to the public why you think you should remain as prime minister given that you've junked a key tax cut that lead you to be elected? and you got rid of your chancellor. i'm absolutely determined to see you through what i have promised, to deliver a higher growth, more prosperous united kingdom, to see us through the storm we face. we've already delivered the energy price guarantee, making sure people aren't facing huge bills this winter. but it was right, in the face of the issues that we had that, that i acted decisively to ensure that we have economic stability. because that is vitally important to people and businesses right across our country. erm... harry cole. thank you, prime minister. from the sun. you wanted to cut the 45p rate, you stood on a platform to winl the leadership of the party- on a platform to cut operation tax. you and the ex—chancellor designed this budget together in lockstep - we're told, at times - in secret, the

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ah, can i start with ben riley smith telegraph. thank you. run into the clearly difficult day. can you explain to the public why you think you should remain as prime minister given you? jump to keep track cut led you to be elected angled of your chancellor. i am absolutely determined to see through what i have promised to deliver a higher grace, more prosperous united kingdom to see us through the storm we face. we've already delivered the energy price guarantee, making sure people aren't facing huge bills this winter, but it was right in the face of the issues that we had that i acted decisively to ensure that we have economy mixed ability. because that is vitally important to people and businesses right across our country. ah, harry call for you know his article in some you the one the wanted to cut 5 p rate . you still have platforms of when the leisure of little party on a platform to cockle version tags you in the chancellor, the ex chancellor designed this budget together in lockstep retold at times in secret the 2 of you. he asked again because the fall out for him, how

this is ben riley—smith at the telegraph, exclusive, corporation tax will rise to 25% from 19% this april i remain as chancellor? well, the chancellor did an interview with | remain as chancellor? well, the i chancellor did an interview with the telegraph this morning in which he said there wouldn't be any of these u—turns, that he would be remaining in post. he has spent the last few days at the imf in washington trying to convince the international markets and other world leaders that what he and liz truss are trying to do with that mini budget isn't going to cause a financial crisis and can continue. it seems that while he's been away there's been a bit of plotting going on in downing street, it seems the prime minister believes at this point she can't carry on with these measures, that tory party is too unhappy and therefore i think it's pretty difficult to see how he can continue given that up to this point he's been sticking to his guns. point he's been sticking to his nuns. �* , , point he's been sticking to his nuns. fl, ., ., . point he's been sticking to his tuns. �*, , ., ., . .