New photo Theresa May will freeze fuel duty by scrapping planned 2p-a-litre rise

Theresa May will freeze fuel duty by scrapping a planned 2p-a-litre rise in a bid to stay in Downing Street.

The Prime Minister is set to announce that Chancellor Philip Hammond will ditch the rise at the pumps in his upcoming budget. 

Getting rid of the inflation linked increase next April is set to save motorists £1.20 every time they fill up a 60 litre average tank, according to The Sun 

Britain's Prime Minster Theresa May is pictured sitting with her ministerial red box, as she prepares her keynote speech in her hotel room

Theresa May arrives at the conference centre in the third day of the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham

She will say: 'Some have wondered if there would be a thaw in our fuel duty freeze this year.

“Today I can confirm that in the budget later this month, the Chancellor will freeze fuel duty again.'

Mrs May will insist the fuel duty freeze proves to workers proves the government are 'on their side'.

In her keynote speech to the conference Mrs May is also expected to call on her party to stop their Brexit rows and announce more policies on housing. 

Earlier today Mrs May said she is 'cross' at Boris Johnson for putting the UK at risk today after he launched an excoriating attack on her Brexit plan.

The Prime Minister said the former foreign secretary wanted to 'tear up our guarantee to the people of Northern Ireland' by undermining all the progress she had made on Brexit.

Earlier today Mrs May said she is 'cross' at Boris Johnson for putting the UK at risk today after he launched an excoriating attack on her Brexit plan

Meanwhile, allies of Mrs May accused Mr Johnson of acting in his own 'self-interest', lacking 'credibility' and not being 'serious' enough to lead the country.

Tories must cut taxes, Johnson insists in jibe at Philip Hammond

The Conservative Party must cut taxes, Boris Johnson warned today in a jibe at Chancellor Philip Hammond.

In a rampant performance on the fringes of the conference in Birmingham, Mr Johnson said the party must not try to chase Jeremy Corbyn on tax and spend.

Mr Hammond said yesterday some taxes would rise to fund extra spending on the NHS announced by Theresa May in the summer. 

Mr Johnson blasted: 'We should set our taxes at the optimum rate to stimulate investment and growth, and we should be constantly aiming not to increase but to cut taxes.

'Mindful of the insight of the great 14th century Tunisian sage Ibn Khaldoun – picked up by Arthur Laffer – that you can often cut taxes to increase yields. 

'We should have as our objective – as soon as possible – to cut taxes for those on low and modest incomes, because it is Conservative to give people back control of their money.' 

The vicious backlash came after Mr Johnson delivered a stark ultimatum that Mrs May must 'chuck' her Chequers plan, raging that it denied the result of the referendum and could even be illegal.

At a packed rally at Tory conference in Birmingham, he suggested the 'backstop' agreed with the EU as part of the divorce package should be dropped and the government should push for a looser Canada-style trade deal.

But in a round of interviews this afternoon, Mrs May made clear her anger at the intervention, saying: 'There are one of two things that Boris said that I'm cross about.

'He wants to tear up our guarantee to the people of Northern Ireland.

'Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom. We are all - he and I and all members here are members of the Conservative and Unionist Party.

'That's because we believe in the Union of the United Kingdom. Northern Ireland is part of that Union.

'We have a guarantee for the people of Northern Ireland and we are upholding that. Our Chequers plan does that. It is the only plan on the table at the moment that does.'

Mrs May said she had not watched the speech, but was 'cross' about the content - pointing out that Mr Johnson had been part of the government that agreed the terms of the withdrawal package with Brussels in December.

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