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Truss tight-lipped over cost-of-living support

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Truss tight-lipped over cost-of-living support

Truss tight-lipped over cost-of-living support

Liz Truss did not answer questions over offering further support to struggling households if she were to become prime minister, as she left her London home on Monday morning.

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