The Latest Breaking News from Liz Truss

The last few years in politics have gifted the keen observer many allusions to some of Shakespeare’s best-loved works. From the Midsummer Night’s (fever) Dream the electorate might think they are experiencing while looking on at parliament to All’s Well That Ends Well (or is it?).

The Sutton Trust charity said 65% of the new Prime Minister's top team atteded fee-paying schools - compared to around just 7% of the general public

Under Boris Johnson’s tenure, two ethics advisers quit within two years.

Downing Street today refused to guarantee the pensions triple lock in a move that would be a U-turn on a U-turn on a U-turn on a U-turn on a U-turn, leaving pensioners £443 a year worse off

PM said he stood by Tories’ 2019 manifesto policy when asked in Commons, in rebuff to Liz Truss

RISHI Sunak has been asked to explain why state schools are “not good enough” – as he spends more than £63,000 every year sending his…

The new Prime Minister was cheered on by raucous Tory benches as he clashed with Sir Keir Starmer.

The newly-appointed PM was pressed on the issue during Prime Minister's Questions

His predecessor Liz Truss had lifted the moratorium, arguing it would strengthen the country’s energy supply.

Sunak has assembled a team aimed at unifying the fractured Conservative Party after months of infighting.

The moratorium has been put back in place