Author: News Desk

Liz Truss, the newly-appointed UK prime minister, has had an interesting political rise – from Liberal Democrat to Tory, from Remainer to Brexiteer.

Who is Liz Truss? And what comes next?

The front page leads with Liz Truss being announced the winner of the Tory leadership race.

Metro leads with Liz Truss’s promise of a “bold plan” for energy. tax and the NHS.

The incoming Prime Minister could announce an energy bill freeze for homes and businesses that may last two years and cost up to £100 billion this week.

The fourth prime minister in six years faces a race against time to address the cost-of-living emergency, The Guardian says.

The Daily Mirror gives its take on the new prime minister, Liz Truss.

New Prime Minister, same old Tory disinterest and callous lack of concern, as Boris Johnson’s likely successor shows when she taunts people worried that their energy bills are going through the roof.

The Sun focuses on how Liz Truss will deal with rising energy costs.

LIZ Truss will freeze energy bills for homes and businesses in her first major act as new PM.

She beat Rishi Sunak to lead the Tories and today will replace Boris Johnson.

Put faith in Truss to deliver for Britain, the Daily Express says after Liz Truss is announced as the new prime minister.

The new PM Liz Truss dominates the front pages – alongside widely believed reports that an energy bill freeze for homes and businesses will be one of her first major acts as prime minister. 

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