"The United Kingdom is a beacon of shining light in the world. It is vitally important we create a strong United Kingdom that is confident in itself. I have three children and I want the very best future for them. "I'm doing this not for myself but for the future. We need to reject the voices of decline and as Conservatives we need to stop apologising for who we are." I've shown what I can do on Brexit, on trade, and on Ukraine.
"I can hit the ground running at No 10 driving economic growth by cutting taxes and delivering tough reform. We only have two years to show the British people we can deliver. Liz Truss: "The next election is going to be about the economy. Truss said she can "hit the ground running". We can do it, I'm ready to serve, I'm ready to lead" We're all asking the right questions but the real answer is we need a clean start. "The Government I'm afraid has led to a lack of trust and collapse in that confidence. Tugendhat went next, saying: "This evening hasn't actually been about us, it's been about you and who you need as our next Conservative prime minister. Only one of us has a plan to that and that's me."
"Our model of political leadership is broken. I know you've got serious concerns and these are really uncertain times. I wish tonight had been a little less about us and a lot more about you. Penny Mordaunt said: "If you're still watching this debate well done. "My parents worked hard to give me a better future and that's what I would do for your children and grandchildren as prime minister." Do we confront the challenges we face with honesty and responsibility or not? I'm standing because I believe I'm the only candidate who can take the fight to Labour at the next general election. THE FIVE candidates each ended the debate with closing statements. Penny Mordaunt and Kemi Badenoch clashed on trans rights, while Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak hurled thinly-veiled insults at one another. In contrast to the live audience debate on Friday, Sunday night's head-to-head saw all candidates more eager to go for the jugular, with accusations of "toxic politics" and personal barbs frequent. The Tory leadership hopefuls all sought to present themselves as the trustworthy candidate, with promises of a fresh start to a political party mired in scandals and public mistrust. So who do you think won the debate? Vote in our poll.Ĭhaired by ITV's Julie Etchingham, the debate saw Rishi Sunak, Penny Mordant, Liz Truss, Kemi Badenoch and Tom Tugendhat distance themselves from outgoing Prime Minister Boris Johnson, with none of the candidates willing to promise the embattled leader a role in Cabinet. One man who would turn Millie’s head is Justin Bieber, a celebrity childhood crush who she jokes is still her “number-one” guy.The five remaining candidates in the race to take on the job of Conservative leader and Britain's next Prime Minister went head to head on Sunday night in a blistering debate that saw the leadership hopefuls clash over issues including the cost of living crisis and Brexit.
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“I thank god I was in the series I was and really fancied Liam, because in this series, I haven’t got the instant attraction, thinking: ’Oh my god, I really fancy them.’ Obviously, I think Davide is beautiful and hilarious, but he doesn’t seem like my cup of tea.” People need to own up to their actions.”Ī fan of this year’s contestants Ekin-Su Cülcüloglu and Indiyah Polack, Millie declares that none of this year’s boys have caught her eye in the way that Liam did.
Obviously, it’s not a great night, because people get upset, but they’ll come out and watch it anyway. “You’re going on Love Island, you know there will be challenges and you set yourself up for it,” says Millie. I thought: ‘Why did I not do this three days ago?’ Millie Court I don’t like to talk about my feelings, so I block them out, but speaking about them to the therapist made me feel so much better. And, after a four-day trip to Ibiza with Islander pals Chloe Burrows and Lucinda Strafford, Millie is jetting to Mallorca for the Love Island 2022 final. Over the last 12 months, she has flown to LA twice to shoot campaign photography for ASOS. “When I applied to go on Love Island, I never in a million years believed that this would be my life,” says Millie, describing the “hilarious” drunken 60-second application video she filmed that started her journey. A former ASOS buyers’ administrator who achieved a 2:1 degree in fashion buying and brand management at Ravensbourne University, before joining the cast of Love Island 2021, Millie is now a multimillionaire after winning a score of lucrative brand offers.Īs well as a seven-figure contract with ASOS and Puma, Millie has landed sizeable endorsements with several beauty brands and now sits comfortably in Fabulous’ Top 10 highest-earning Love Islanders, after becoming one of the most in-demand contestants in the show’s seven-year history.
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