Liz Truss has walked on stage to the sounds of ‘Moving On Up’ by M People. But her choice of song may prove controversial in itself: M People’s former lead singer, Heather Small, has spoken out against the Government’s policy to send refugees to Rwanda.
Ms Truss is today seeking to reassure both Tory party members and the wider general public in the wake of the Government’s ‘disaster’ mini-budget.M People’s former lead singer, Heather Small, has previously spoken out against the Government’s policy to send refugees to Rwanda.councillor, had posted on Instagram that she was ‘horrified’ at the plans.
Ms Truss is expected to explain why there can’t be any more ‘drift and delay’ in moving forward in her maiden speech today.To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser thatHer cheery entrance, and subsequent speech, had come as her party was in the midst of a civil war overMs Truss faces a similar situation, as she gives her 25-minute speech in the face of huge backlash over the Government’s mini-budget.
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