The Latest Breaking News from Liz Truss

The Labour leader suggested many people feel ‘the real risk now is carrying on with this lot’ after the Government ‘demolished’ its mini-budget.

Before the new UK chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, rolled back almost all of September’s mini-budget measures, the first tax cut to go was Liz Truss’s plan to scrap a corporation tax rise.

The guarantee to increase pensions in line with inflation is being reconsidered

Downing Street has also refused to rule out cutting budgets in the health and care systems

Vow to hike spending to 2.5 per cent of GDP by 2026 in peril, but promise of 3 per cent – a £100bn budget – by 2030 stands

A SENIOR Scottish Tory has said the Prime Minister should quit if she cannot turn around the crisis over her authority within days.

The Prime Minister's spokesman has refused four times to say pensions will rise by inflation in April - a new blow to 12.3million older people just as their energy bills top £4,000 a year

If it wasn’t already clear, it is now: the Chancellor is in total command of economic policy. Jeremy Hunt’s television address yesterday morning followed by his statement to the House of Commons that afternoon laid bare the near-total repudiation of Liz Truss’s plan for growth.

SNP MP David Linden has written to Kwarteng to ask him to refuse to take the one-off payment after he served only 38 days in Number 11 Downing Street.

The YouGov survey found over half of members believe the embattled Prime Minister should quit and 83% said Ms Truss was doing badly as Tory leader after six weeks in No10

THE Prime Minister is viewed positively by just one in 10 people in the UK, polling has found ...