Truss vows 'immediate' action on energy if she becomes Tory leader

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : Last month, Ms Braverman told a think tank that the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg was undermining policy set out by democratically-elected governments in relation to illegal immigration.
50% : They support the frontrunner for Prime Minister's strategy of cutting tax, VAT and green levies from energy bills and making the UK more energy independent.
46% : More than half (58 per cent) backed Ms Truss's plans to cut tax, while her pledge to remove green levies from bills was supported by 64 per cent.
44% : So, I don't agree with the proposition that this is static, that it's just a certain amount of money will come into the Exchequer. 'What I know is that putting up tax on business is not going to attract more businesses to invest in this country.'
41% : Asked where billions of pounds of funding would be coming from, she insisted that cutting taxes would raise revenue.
31% : Throughout the campaign she has pledged to 'start cutting taxes from day one' with a new Budget and Spending Review that would reverse April's rise in national insurance and next year's corporation tax increase from 19 per cent to 25 per cent.

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