Theresa May and her husband, Philip, enjoying the applause after her speech to the Conservative Party conference. “Change is going to come,” she told delegates Times photographer Jack HillTheresa May has called time on cheap money, rogue bosses and rigged markets in an appeal to working-class families who she said had borne the brunt of the financial crash. The Brexit vote was a quiet revolution as millions turned against the EU and economic injustice, the prime minister said in the biggest speech of her premiership. “It wasn’t the wealthy who made the biggest sacrifices after the financial crash but ordinary, working-class families,” she said in a direct appeal to Labour voters. Mrs May put “dysfunctional” businesses like the Big Six energy companies and broadband providers such as BT…

Source: The Times October 05, 2016 23:04 UTC