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to increasing the defence spending target, but says tackling inflation was his priority. supporters of liz truss, the foreign secretary, have also taken aim at the former chancellor for what they say were his endless tax rises that damaged the economy. meanwhile, the man whosejob they all want left for his first weekly grilling in parliament since announcing his resignation. the prime minister must be feeling demob happy since he was pushed out of office. finally he can throw off the shackles, say what he really thinks and forget about following the rules. he then criticised the plans put forward by borisjohnson s would be successors. anyone would wipe the floor clean with captain crasheroonie snooze fest, mr speaker, and after a few weeks time that is exactly what they will do they will unite around the winner and do just that.
the most and emphasised her naval background, committing to maintain defence spending. not enough for some. the former soldier in the contest, tom tugendhat, says more money for the military is needed. when we re talking about defence spending, we have got to be clear, that we will never put the safety of our country in doubt because of bean counters or spreadsheets. security always comes before spreadsheets. that has been seen as a swipe at the front runner among mps, rishi sunak, who has not committed to increasing the defence spending target, but says tackling inflation was his priority. supporters of liz truss, the foreign secretary, have also taken aim at the former chancellor for what they say were his endless tax rises that damaged the economy. meanwhile, the man whosejob they all want left for his first weekly grilling in parliament since announcing his resignation.