It is where she died, peacefully, just two days after appointing her final prime minister Liz Truss in the drawing ... Queen Victoria's favourite satin birch chair to the left of the fireplace ...

Liz Truss has branded Rachel Reeves’ plan to grow the UK economy by green-lighting major infrastructure projects “thin gruel” in comparison to her own 2022 mini-budget. Ms Truss’ plans to ...

Senior Tories want former prime minister Liz Truss to “take a holiday” and get out of the public gaze for “at least a year”. The comments came after Ms Truss became a popular fixture, among Donald ...

A former Prime Minister has branded her former university's plans to substitute traditional exams for 'inclusive assessments' as "anti-meritocratic nonsense". Liz Truss made the comments as ...

Liz Truss's lawyers have sent a cease and desist letter to Sir Keir Starmer over his claims she "crashed the economy". The letter says Sir Keir has repeatedly claimed the former Conservative prime ...

That was a reference to the Daily Star’s infamous stunt in which a lettuce lasted longer than Truss did in Downing Street. Badenoch had attacked the government’s Employment Bill, which is ...

Image: Sir Keir Starmer and former PM Liz Truss. File pic: Joe Giddens/Pool Photo via AP Liz Truss's lawyers have sent a cease and desist letter to Sir Keir Starmer over his claims she "crashed ...

Liz Truss should be in this category, with the former prime minister crashing the economy, seeing more than five million families face massive rises in their mortgage payments, leading to the ...

Keir Starmer will not stop accusing Liz Truss of 'crashing the economy' despite a legal threat from the former Tory prime minister because he speaks for millions of voters, Downing Street said today.

Lawyers say Sir Keir Starmer's comments about former prime minister Liz Truss "crashing" the economy were "false and misleading". Credit: PA A cease and desist letter has been sent to Sir Keir ...

This caused “Liz Truss crashed the economy” to start trending on social media. Labour has repeatedly attributed their “tough” financial decisions – complete with £40bn of tax rises ...