Published 2 years ago

Tory rivals round on Mordaunt over trans issues and tax cuts in televised clash

Summary by RTÉ

The campaign teams of the remaining Tory leadership contenders have been assessing the impact of the first TV debate which saw Penny Mordaunt come under fire over her plans for tax cuts and her record on transgender issues.

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BBC News

Tory leadership rivals trade blows over tax and spending

The economy loomed large as the five contenders took part in the contest's first live TV debate.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

Tory leadership rivals clash over trust and ‘fairytale’ economic plans

Head-to-head sees open arguments over tax and identity politics, with no candidate willing to say Boris Johnson is honest

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Tory rivals round on Mordaunt over trans issues and tax cuts in televised clash

Amid a series of bruising exchanges, the international trade minister said the attacks showed ‘no-one wants to run against me’.

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Irish Independent

Tax and trans issues dominate as Penny Mordaunt comes under attack in first Tory leadership TV debate

Penny Mordaunt has come under attack from Tory leadership rivals for her tax and spending plans and her record on transgender issues as the remaining contenders faced off in the first TV debate.

2 years ago·Ireland

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Metro News

Penny Mordaunt clashes with Tory leadership rivals on trans issues

Penny Mordaunt came under fire over her tax and spending plans as well as her record on transgender issues (Picture: PA)Penny Mordaunt came under attack from Tory leadership rivals for her tax and spending plans along with her record on transgender issues as the remaining contenders faced off in the first TV debate.The international trade minister was accused by former chancellor Rishi Sunak of promising billions in tax cuts which would simply f…

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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