Follow breaking news about Liz Truss, the former UK prime minister. She resigned after just 44 days in office, making her the shortest-serving PM ever.
- HuffPost UK
Rishi Sunak Says He Is 'Grateful' For Liz Truss' 'Contribution' To The UK
The prime minister was to "apologise" for his predecessor on behalf of the Conservative Party.
- The Guardian
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- The Guardian
Liz Truss set out her grand plan to me – and it’s horrified parts of the Tory party
The former leader’s comeback is directed at her party: to force it back toward the low-tax radicalism it tried to abandon, says Katy Balls, the political editor of the Spectator
- HuffPost UK
Rishi Sunak Rejects Liz Truss's Criticism Of The Office For Budget Responsibility
The former PM said the organisation had too much power.
- The Independent
Boris Johnson and Liz Truss should admit blame for ‘chaos’, says ex-Tory leader
Troublesome ex-PMs ducking responsibility for ‘failure’, says William Hague
- The Independent
Liz Truss rules out comeback as she admits pushing ‘bridge too far’ on tax
Former PM blames officials for failing to tell her about pensions ‘tinderbox’ – but concedes error on plan to scrap 45p tax rate
- The Guardian
Dimmer than she appears or totally dishonest? Liz Truss may be both
The former PM’s Spectator interview underlined that she is the ultimate survivor of her own financial destruction
- HuffPost UK
Liz Truss Squirms When Asked About Kwasi Kwarteng Sacking
Former prime minister concedes she did not disagree with her then-chancellor – but was conscious of "market meltdown".
- The Telegraph
Liz Truss insists it is 'unfair' to blame her for interest rate rises
Liz Truss has insisted it is "unfair" to blame her short-lived government for interest rate rises in her second intervention in as many days.
- The Guardian
Liz Truss admits cutting 45p tax rate was ‘perhaps a bridge too far’
Former PM insists, however, that it is unfair to blame actions she took in office for rising mortgage rates