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Latest updates: James Heappey, defence minister, also claims that Truss deserves credit for admitting she made mistake Labour says James Heappey’s admission that no one in the cabinet realised the mini-budget was flawed (see 9.30am) shows the Tories have lost all economic credibility. In a statement Pat McFadden, the shadow chief secretary to the Treasury, said: The frank admission that they all approved the disastrous mini-budget shows the Conservatives have lost all economic credibility. They couldn’t run a bath let alone a major G7 economy. They have put a Tory premium on people’s mortgages and reduced the UK to nervously…

‘Having a housemate helps to keep the costs down and we love the dynamic of a lively house where someone is always up for a board game.’

  Chancellor Jeremy Hunt leading push for ‘austerity season two’, says Labour Chancellor Jeremy Hunt leading push for ‘austerity season two’, says Labour 

  Ms Rekabi has previously spoken about the difficulties of wearing the Islamic headscarf during competition. ​Ms Rekabi has previously spoken about the difficulties of wearing the Islamic headscarf during competition. 

  Emmanuel Macron is facing a barrage of mass walkouts today after his government forced striking staff to work to ensure fuel distribution for emergency services at gas stations. ​Emmanuel Macron is facing a barrage of mass walkouts today after his government forced striking staff to work to ensure fuel distribution for emergency services at gas stations. 

Britain’s ex-military pilots are being lured to China to train the Chinese military, it has been claimed.

  Treasury chief has signalled he will have a ‘clean slate’ when it comes to re-examining Kwasi Kwarteng’s disastrous mini-Budget, which spooked global financial markets and piled pressure on Liz Truss Treasury chief has signalled he will have a ‘clean slate’ when it comes to re-examining Kwasi Kwarteng’s disastrous mini-Budget, which spooked global financial markets and piled pressure on Liz Truss 

  ‘Bombarding someone with threats won’t make the situation any better,’ industry boss warns ‘Bombarding someone with threats won’t make the situation any better,’ industry boss warns 

PM Liz Truss has insisted she will lead her party into the next general election – an extremely optimistic view for a prime minister clinging on.

 Neil Gray’s comments came after the release of the latest paper in a series designed to refresh the prospectus for Scottish independence. Neil Gray’s comments came after the release of the latest paper in a series designed to refresh the prospectus for Scottish independence.