Newspaper headlines: Business backlash for PM and 'build back banter'

Reactions to Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative Party conference speech feature on most of the front pages. The Guardian says business groups rounded on Mr Johnson for delivering a "boosterish" speech that failed to tackle the supply chain crisis, branding his address "vacuous and economically illiterate".

"There may be trouble ahead" is the i newspaper's front page headline, as it reports the prime minister "shrugs off Britain's cost of living crisis". The paper says a "buoyant PM" argued that the UK is just facing post-Brexit transition problems on the way to a higher wage economy, but it adds that tensions in the cabinet are growing over the risk of inflation and immigration policy.

God, how we have missed Uri Geller!

About time there was a decent Prime Minister with a decent upbringing, that knows what they are talking about! Wait until the energy bill land on the doormat and the letters of complaints roll in, then see where the Votes go!

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‘Economically illiterate’: business leaders blast PM’s Tory conference speechNext boss, thinktanks and unions criticise Boris Johnson, saying ‘shortages cannot be blustered away’ I’d wager that he is also just illiterate and is simply programmed with certain phrases that gets swapped out once per week via use of a micro SD card 'He failed to mention supply shortages, petrol queues or the £20-a-week reduction in universal credit that came into force on Wednesday for more than 5 million families – the biggest overnight cut in benefits ever.' The parallel universe comment seems apt.
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