9 key moments in Rishi Sunak's speech - from HS2 betrayal to smoking age change

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : Labour MP Stella Creasy replied: "Punching down on refugees and trans people doesn't stop them existing or cover up paucity of a speech that offered Brexit as response to cost of living crisis.
52% : Closing his speech, Mr Sunak, who had been in government for most of the previous four years under two Tory Prime Ministers before taking the top job, declared: "We will be bold, we will be radical, we will face resistance and we will meet it.
45% : The Conservative Party have been in government for 17 of the last 30 years, under the leadership John Major, David Cameron, Theresa May, Boris Johnson, Liz Truss and himself.
44% : Mr Sunak said there would be a Commons vote on the change in the law in the future, but said it would be a free vote, describing it as a "matter of conscience". Despite rumours, the PM did not announce a ban on disposable vapes.

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