MPs are clip-clopping their way through the corridors of power once again this morning after the summer recess. Not unlike the first day back at secondary school, those returning to Parliament bring their rows and rivalries back with them from the beach. There are those vying for a place in the reshuffle, who could find themselves remaining on the outside of the tent while an old foe is beckoned in within the next 24 hours, and there are those who prefer to remain on the outside, offering advice.
Former Conservative leadership candidate David Davis will be doling out some of that wisdom from the outside this lunchtime when he gives a speech to the Centre for Policy Studies calling for deep tax cuts to help businesses, and deregulation. His colleague on the Conservative backbenches Mark Pritchard echoed those calls this morning on the Today programme, arguing that the government needs to ‘reward job creators, innovators, entrepreneurs’.
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