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Tory conference LIVE: Mel Stride to unveil new pledge on foreign aid | Politics | News

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Shadow Chancellor Sir Mel Stride is set to unveil a major new pledge on foreign aid as he makes his Tory conference speech on Monday – and it could be a big vote-winner. Sir Mel is set to unveil plans that the next Tory government would slash foreign aid right down to the bone, from its current 0.3% to just 0.1% of gross national income.

The pledge is part of a wider package of cuts Sir Mel believes must be made to get the economy moving and free the government up to slash taxes. The foreign aid cut of £3billion a year would be part of a package of cuts representing a whopping £47billion over the next parliament. The rest of the savings would come from slashing welfare, the Civil Service and green subsidies.

Sir Mel will speak in Manchester at 10am.

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