RISHI Sunak yesterday vowed to cut taxes after inflation hit its target for the first time in three years.
He has promised more cash in people’s pockets if re-elected as the growth rate stood at two per cent.
It is a victory for the PM, as inflation was at a 41-year high of 11.1 per cent in October 2022 — after energy cost hikes over the invasion of Ukraine.
He said: “It is because of that economic stability that we have restored, which was my priority when I got this job, that we have now been able to start cutting people’s taxes.
“If I win this election, I want to keep doing more of that.”
Mr Sunak, who was at the Sizewell B nuclear powerstation in Suffolk yesterday, has …