Boris Johnson predicts election will be 'much closer' than polls say in new column. The former Prime Minister says many western countries are shifting to the right, while polls suggest Britain will shift left in the next election.
As the General Election campaign cranks slowly into gear, is there anyone not breathing a sigh of relief that it will last only another 40 days?
He says Sir Keir would be 'the most dangerous and Left-wing prime minister since the 1970s'. And he warns that Labour 'will come for your pensions, your inheritances and your incomes'. Meanwhile the Shadow Chancellor puts more flesh on the bones of Labour's economic policies. Speaking directly to Mail readers, she invokes the fiscal discipline of Margaret Thatcher, vowing never to 'play fast and loose' with people's money.
The Tories, says the Prime Minister, have a clear plan to safeguard economic recovery and keep the nation secure in an increasingly volatile world. Labour's mantra is that it is 'time for change'. But change to what? Families will welcome the Tories' pledge to curb spurious green levies on fuel bills – in addition to the energy price cap plunging £122 on average.
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