This is the Guardian.

Today, after more than a week of financial mayhem,

the Chancellor has abandoned a key tax promise.

What will it cost the economy and the government's reputation?

Thank you, Conference.

What a day.

It has been tough, but we need to focus on the job in hand.

What a day it had been.

As Quasi Quarteng, the UK Chancellor,

started his speech at the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham.

He gripped the lectern tightly with both hands and the room fell silent.

A room full of Conservative Party members, MPs and the Prime Minister

looked back at him, waiting to hear how he'd rescue himself

from the political and economic mass that he'd set in motion.

I know the plan put forward only 10 years ago

has caused a little turbulence.

I get it.

I get it.

We are listening and have listened.

And now I want to focus on delivering the major parts of our growth package.

Ten days ago, Quarteng announced a bold new plan

that he said would boost spending and make billions for the economy.

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