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The former prime minister will also benefit from a taxpayer-funded pension.

The new prime minister faces a number of issues that require immediate attention, writes Kate Devlin

Liz Truss’s new Cabinet is Britain’s most diverse ever with women serving as prime minister and deputy prime minister and Black and South Asian politicians filling many of the top jobs

British Prime Minister Liz Truss has appointed a new cabinet hours after stepping into the top office.

He’s clearly not in the Churchill or Thatcher first class, and his personal flaws and precipitate fall from power means he’s demoted below the likes of Blair and Wilson in the second division. However, Brexit and his election success put him above May and Cameron, writes Sean O’Grady

JAGTAR Singh Johal has written a letter to new Prime Minister Liz Truss demanding she make a stand against his imprisonment in India and work to…

Liz Truss' new Cabinet met for the first time today - we've rounded up a few of the concerns being raised, from Jacob Rees-Mogg overseeing climate to the hardline Home Secretary

Former work and pensions secretary tasked with leading rejuvenation of NHS

One of Liz Truss’ first ministerial appointments was Nadhim Zahawi as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.

Today's PMQs will be a telling moment for our new leader as she is propelled into parliamentary debate in the eye of the economic storm - Starmer will need to sound out the stark differences between steely Truss and her chaotic predecessor

Liz Truss has finally taken over as Prime Minister. Will she be able to reclaim the support for the Conservative Party squandered by Boris Johnson, asks Political editor-at-large Martin Shipton