Conservative leadership hopeful Tom Tugendhat has pledged that the party will commit to a policy of an annual net migration cap of 100,000 if he becomes party leader.In a speech in central London on Thursday, he also said that Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer is "already losing control of pay across the public sector" and warned that it could lead to rising inflation.Mr Tugendhat said that "an honest and open conversation about population size is the only way to have a country that is happy with i

Conservative leadership hopeful Tom Tugendhat has pledged that the party will commit to a policy of an annual net migration cap of 100,000 if he becomes party leader.In a speech in central London on Thursday, he also said that Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer is "already losing control of pay across the public sector" and warned that it could lead to rising inflation.Mr Tugendhat said that "an honest and open conversation about population size is the only way to have a country that is happy with itself".