Tory triumphalism will anger voters facing empty shelves and a fuel famine | Andrew Rawnsley

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : This cohort, a lot of them first-time Tory supporters in 2019, will also feel the effects of the end of furlough, the hike in national insurance which will eat into pay packets from next spring and the cancellation of the £20 uplift in universal credit which will bite on Wednesday, the very day Mr Johnson makes his conference speech.
51% : After initially denying that these many crises might have something to do with Brexit, ministers have since announced a limited ration of short-term visas for poultry workers and lorry drivers from the EU, a grudging concession to reality that is too late and too slight to put things right.
42% : One thing inflation does is make all the decisions government has to make about taxation and spending that much more crunchy and contentious.

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