![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/7-policies-from-liz-trusss-49-day-regime-that-rishi-sunak-binned-in-48-hours/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/1_New-PM-Rishi-Sunak-first-Prime-Ministers-Questions.jpg&description=Liz Truss left office with a plea for her successor to carry on her work. It's fair to say Rishi Sunak is not doing that. From fracking and pensions to defence spending, here are some of the ideas he's ripping to shredsRishi Sunak and his new Chancellor at PMQs yesterday Rishi Sunak has started his stint as PM by driving a coach and horses through Liz Truss's 49-day reign. The outgoing leader urged her successor to continue her rather unsuccessful push for 'growth' in her final speech in Downing Street. But so far there's no sign Mr Sunak is planning to replicate the policies that drove her from office. And in his first hours in the job, he U-turned on many of the things she had promised - so many, in fact, that it's hard to keep track. Instead of sticking to his leadership rival's pledges, Mr Sunak is instead vowing to "deliver on the promise" of the Tories' 2019 manifesto. But his Press Secretary repeatedly refused to say he'll actually deliver 'all' the promises contained within it. Liz Truss demanded her successor carry on her policies. It's fair to say he's not listening ( Ian Vogler / Daily Mirror) And Foreign Secretary James Cleverly said: 'You can't set out a manifesto and assume nothing significant is going to happen in the four or five years of a parliament. 'There was no global pandemic in the 2019 manifesto. 'There was no invasion of Ukraine in the 2019 manifesto. We have got to respond to the world as we find it, not the one we wish it to be.' To help you keep track, here are a few Liz Truss policies that have been immediately junked by Rishi Sunak. Fracking Rishi Sunak has brought back England's fracking ban in a Tory 'O-turn' - after the divisive drilling was allowed for just 48 days. The new Prime Minister U-turned on Liz Truss 's original U-turn, bringing the party full circle back to its 2019 manifesto 'moratorium' on shale gas extraction. The PM's official spokesman gave the confirmation after Mr Sunak was pressed on the issue at his first Prime M){kind=link}
Liz Truss left office with a plea for her successor to carry on her work. It’s fair to say Rishi Sunak is not doing that. From fracking and pensions to defence spending, here are some of the ideas he’s ripping to shreds
Rishi Sunak has started his stint as PM by driving a coach and horses through Liz Truss’s 49-day reign.
The outgoing leader urged her successor to continue her rather unsuccessful push for “growth” in her final speech in Downing Street.
But so far there’s no sign Mr Sunak is planning to replicate the policies that drove her from office.
And in his first hours in the job, he U-turned on many of the things she had promised – so many, in fact, that it’s hard to keep track.