British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss has entered the race to replace Boris Johnson as U.K. leader, making her the latest cabinet minister to make a move in an already fractious contest.
Truss made tax cuts the heart of her campaign, vowing to reverse a payroll tax hike that was introduced by former chancellor Rishi Sunak and pledging to make corporation tax “competitive.”
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