BREAKING: Liz Truss faces PMQs after disastrous week leaves her fighting for survival.
The PM told MPs she has been ‘clear I am sorry and have made mistakes’ in the Commons on Wednesday afternoon.
Insisting she is ‘a fighter, not a quitter’, she added that ‘the right thing to do is make changes and get on with the job’. But Labour leader Keir Starmer soon swooped in with a savage swipe about a book being written about Ms Truss.Responding to her insistence that she had apologised for her mini-budget sparking economic chaos, Sir Keir questioned if ‘sorry’ was enough for struggling families.More than half of voters already want her gone, polling has suggested Pressure is building on the Tory leader to step down just six weeks into the job.
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