Liz Truss has shifted her focus to tackling anti-social behaviour - while Rishi Sunak has pledged to whittle down Whitehall to fund support for those struggling with bills this winter
They said Ms Truss would deliver on the Conservative manifesto commitment to recruit 20,000 more police officer and ensure they focus on frontline policing and are not"overly burdened by form filling".
"People can trust me to keep our streets safe, make our communities better, and deliver what I say I will."Image:Mr Sunak has already pledged to expand police powers to tackle anti-social behaviour and crack down on graffiti and littering. Mr Sunak's team said the approach would aim to replicate previous measures used to fund support in Ukraine.
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