Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead
Union warns of further poverty if benefits aren’t brought in line with inflation
‘Attempting to balance the books on the backs of the poorest in society is fundamentally wrong at any time and it will be especially devastating for many workers in the midst of a cost of living crisis.’
Full Fact: Liz Truss was not the first prime minister to attend a comprehensive school
The fact checkers concluded that the prime minister’s claim was incorrect.
Jake Berry apology slammed for being meaningless
The apology for the 'get a new job' comments didn’t go down well.
A ‘British blowout’: How Europe has reacted to the UK’s economic crisis and the plummeting pound
While the prime minister seemed lost for words as she faced her first round of interviews following the economic fallout of the mini budget, international reaction to the turmoil has been much less coy.
Six of the biggest Tory Party Conference blunders
Fake P45s, cringeworthy 'cheese' speeches, Boris Johnson’s position being changed to ‘tw*t’ amid a data breach: Can the memorable Conservative conference blunders of recent years possibly be surpassed?
The five shortest-serving UK prime ministers in modern history – could Liz Truss steal the crown?
With Labour surging to a record lead in the polls and letters of no confidence being sent from Tory MPs hoping to trigger yet another leadership contest, is Truss about to become the shortest-serving UK prime minister in recent times?