The 'Popular Conservatism' movement, launched by former PM Liz Truss and attended by former UKIP leader Nigel Farage, aims to unite right-wing Tory MPs to push for hardline policies on immigration and tax cuts. The group also plans to amend the Equality Act and the Human Rights Act, potentially helping them secure votes in the next general election. Farage's attendance has sparked questions about his own political ambitions and significant pressure on current PM Rishi Sunak to consider these new initiatives. However, Sunak has tempered expectations for significant tax cuts in the March budget.