FORMER Tory cabinet minister Michael Gove has said he is “profoundly” concerned about Liz Truss’s vast tax cuts as he suggested he could vote against the plans.
The former levelling up secretary criticised using borrowing to pay for slashing taxes as being “not Conservative”.
However, Tory chairman Jake Berry has warned any Tory who rebelled in a Commons vote on the plans would be thrown out of the parliamentary party, intensifying a row as the party conference began in Birmingham.
