The prime minister has promised “many more” 95 per cent mortgages to help first-time buyers on to the housing ladder as part of plans to “unbolt the door” to home ownership for more than four million people.
Decades-long fixed-rate mortgages and compulsory insurance against defaults are the key options being examined by a review.
In a speech that also warned against a “bad peace” in Ukraine and hinted at a cut to tariffs on bananas, Boris Johnson sought to reassure the Conservative Party that his government had a plan for growth after 40 per cent of his MPs voted this week to remove him.
Johnson: We can’t tax our way to growth
He also promised to cut taxes and to “do everything in our power to look after the British people” struggling
