Tories accused of prioritising rich voters as Badenoch lays out inheritance tax cut plan
Kemi Badenoch said in her speech that economic growth would be the ‘central organising principle’ of the next Conservative government. Photograph: Ian Forsyth/GettyView image in fullscreenKemi Badenoch said in her speech that economic growth would be the ‘central organising principle’ of the next Conservative government. “I believe the people who work hard and save should be rewarded for that effort.
- ▪Kemi Badenoch said in her speech that economic growth would be the ‘central organising principle’ of the next Conservative government.
- ▪Photograph: Ian Forsyth/GettyView image in fullscreenKemi Badenoch said in her speech that economic growth would be the ‘central organising principle’ of the next Conservative government.
- ▪“I believe the people who work hard and save should be rewarded for that effort.
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Kemi Badenoch said in her speech that economic growth would be the ‘central organising principle’ of the next Conservative government. Photograph: Ian Forsyth/GettyView image in fullscreenKemi Badenoch said in her speech that economic growth would be the ‘central organising principle’ of the next Conservative government. Photograph: Ian Forsyth/GettyConservativesTories accused of prioritising rich voters as Badenoch lays out inheritance tax cut planParty hopes to win over affluent middle-class voters as leader rejects calls to ‘unite the right’ in conference speechPippa Crerar Political editorWed 7 Oct 2026 13.58 EDTFirst published on Wed 7 Oct 2026 09.04 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleKemi Badenoch has announced that the Conservatives would abolish inheritance tax on family homes…
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