Liz Truss Launches 'Popular Conservatism' Movement to Steer Tories Rightward

Former British Prime Minister Liz Truss, alongside Jacob Rees-Mogg, unveils a new political movement aimed at pushing the Conservative Party towards more traditional conservative values.

Ex-PM Liz Truss announces the 'Popular Conservatism' movement, urging a shift to the right on issues like immigration and climate change.
The movement criticizes the Conservative Party's approach to 'wokeism' and climate narratives, advocating for tax cuts and disregarding net-zero commitments.
Truss's brief tenure as PM was marked by a controversial mini-budget that impacted the UK's financial markets.
The Conservative Party, facing internal divisions and lagging in polls, confronts additional challenges with the new movement ahead of the general election.
Nigel Farage sees the Conservative Party facing an 'extinction event', aiming to replace it with his Reform Party.