The front page of the Metro reports that Liz Truss has rallied her divided party by promising she is on a mission to make “difficult but necessary” choices to grow the country’s economy. 

The paper’s front page focuses on the Birmingham party conference. The paper picks up on the PM’s comments that there was “no alternative” to her plan to combat the global economic “temptest” caused by Covid and the Ukraine war. The paper described her speech as “bullish” but noted that recent polls show she is less popular than ex-Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn. The headline reads “Movin’ on up… or is Liz movin’ on out?” in reference to the M People’s 1993 hit the PM walked on stage too.