Per BBC website:
"Tory leadership contender Jeremy Hunt is to outline his plans for a no-deal Brexit later, including a £6bn pledge to the fishing and farming industries and help for small businesses.
Mr Hunt will say farmers and fishermen "face uncertainty" with no deal, and as PM he would "help smooth it over".
He will compare the support to the bail out for banks in the financial crisis.
Meanwhile, plans by his rival, Boris Johnson, to give public sector workers a "fair" pay rise have been revealed."
Slightly different take from pp comments.
Thing was Bigchoc that the cross party social care plan protected TM's Tory voting demographic very well by capping their contribution at an insurable amount. In contrast her plan theoretically exposed them to the full cost of care until they were down to their last £100k. (poor people who don't vote Tory don't have assets much above £100k to start with). Her policy was very progressive but deeply unfair especially wrt her core demographic. It also disincentivised and eroded provision of at home care by exposing income poor asset rich to costs which were previously waved. This in turn further increases pressure on the NHS. Absolutely crazy and almost certainly cost the Tories the 100+ majority which would have delivered Soft Brexit.
It's a bit like all the endemic crazy narrow computer says No thinking which her tenure at the Home Office seems to have so deeply embedded. No surprise it was her HO team which came up with it and failed to stress test it through Cabinet.