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The Sun – The ghost PM Summary of the front page Liz Truss sat ghostlike as the new chancellor shredded her tax cuts and energy price freeze – but has vowed not to quit, according to The Sun. The paper’s front page features an image of her seated next to the chancellor as he scrapped her mini-budget – the PM looks washed out and pale. And whilst she won’t quit she has apologised for the mess. She is described as “clinging to power” as her “enemies” are searching but struggling to find a candidate or mechanism to boot her from…
Daniel Craig played British spy James Bond, created by writer Ian Fleming, in five films. Daniel Craig played British spy James Bond, created by writer Ian Fleming, in five films.
PM is no stranger to about-turns and, less than two months into her premiership, they just keep coming PM is no stranger to about-turns and, less than two months into her premiership, they just keep coming
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Four out of five British adults now have an unfavourable view of Liz Truss. Four out of five British adults now have an unfavourable view of Liz Truss.
Daily Mirror – Mini-Budget meltdown: Humiliated Summary of the front page The mini-budget has been dumped by Jeremy Hunt in a catastrophic humiliation for Liz Truss, writes the Daily Mirror. The paper sums it up with the headline: “Humiliated” as it adds the prime minister’s own MPs are plotting a coup. One Tory said Ms Truss has “poured petrol over everything”, it says. The paper also leads with a picture of Rod Stewart alongside a Ukrainian refugee family he is hosting. The paper quotes the rocker as saying he likes to keep his charitable efforts “nice and quiet” but hopes…
Foreign Secretary James Cleverly condemned the strikes on civilian areas as Defence Secretary Ben Wallace prepared for talks with the US. Foreign Secretary James Cleverly condemned the strikes on civilian areas as Defence Secretary Ben Wallace prepared for talks with the US.
Feed the Future: 80 per cent of educators have noted an increase in the number of pupils arriving hungry during the past six months, according to a new survey Feed the Future: 80 per cent of educators have noted an increase in the number of pupils arriving hungry during the past six months, according to a new survey
People in Liz Truss’s South West Norfolk constituency have commented on the Prime Minister’s prospects. People in Liz Truss’s South West Norfolk constituency have commented on the Prime Minister’s prospects.
Daily Express – Truss: I’m sorry … we went too far and too fast Summary of the front page Liz Truss has apologised to the nation for the economic pain unleashed by her mini-budget as she battled to save her job, reads the front page of the Daily Express. “I do want to accept responsibility,” she said and privately apologised to MPs for the pain caused by her tax-cutting economic plans, the paper says. The paper also looks at the performance of Jeremy Hunt who said he “showed signs of being someone who just might have the mettle to navigate…
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