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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Politics
Ben Quinnand Tobi Thomas

From nukes to corporation tax: Liz Truss’s history of flip-flopping

Liz Truss speaking at the Liberal Democrat conference in 1994
Liz Truss speaking at the Liberal Democrat conference in 1994, when she was in favour of abolishing the monarchy. Photograph: YouTube

From advocating the abolition of the monarchy as a Liberal Democrat through to her excruciating U-turn on corporation tax, Liz Truss is no stranger to flip-flopping on political positions. Here are just some of those changing views.

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