The Latest Breaking News from Liz Truss

It wouldn’t be Christmas without music by Michael Bublé - but now the singer is weighing up giving up his microphone in favour of becoming a full-time doting dad

Britain's next Prime Minister has said she will announce cost of living help this week, but after attacking 'handouts' and 'Gordon Brown economics', what does she have in the locker?

The country faces enormous challenges, chief among them those scorching energy bills in a seismic cost of living crisis, so barely touching the subject in a lacklustre speech to the Tory faithful was ominous

Liz Truss has become the fourth Tory PM in six years with fears continuing over the Conservative Party's "same old failed ideas" leaving Britain on the edge of a cliff

Struggling families desperate for help hope she will finally unveil her plan for easing the cost of living crisis once she becomes Prime Minister this afternoon

In a stinging letter to the Cabinet Secretary, deputy leader Angela Rayner called for answers over £24 million contracts awarded to Centerprise International, which civil servant Michael Keegan, partner of health minister Gillian Keegan, is a non-executive director of

It started off optimistically, but the ASX 200 lost ground on Tuesday as the market was hit by another rate hike.

Priti Patel will resign as Britain's Home Secretary when Liz Truss is installed as the nation's new prime minister later on Tuesday.

Tuesday: Liz Truss will meet the Queen then face a national cost-of-living crisis after winning the Tory leadership. Plus: Australia’s corporate gender equity stalls

Liz Truss travels to Scotland on Tuesday to formalise her accession to Downing Street with Queen Elizabeth II. Hawkishness on Russia and China characterises the next British PM’s foreign policy agenda – but so does hawkishness with the EU over the Brexit deal’s Northern Ireland Protocol. Truss now faces a…

LONDON — Liz Truss is happy to make enemies. The U.K.’s next prime minister has likened bureaucrats to “gremlins,” insulted domestic and foreign leaders, and said British workers need more graft.