Prime Minister Liz Truss forced to stop Conservative party speech due to Greenpeace protesters
The two women held a flag which read 'who voted for this?' as the Prime Minister delivered her keynote speech in Birmingham. The banner also had the Greenpeace on it.READ MORE: Liz Truss has 'just over a week' to save her time as Prime Minister, senior Tory says
“This is a great country. I’m so proud of who we are and what we stand for, but I know that we can do better and I know that we must do better and that’s why I entered politics. Ms Truss said: “These are stormy days. Together, we have mourned the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the rock on which modern Britain was built.
Shortly ahead of her speech, YouGov released polling suggesting Ms Truss is already more unpopular than Boris Johnson or Jeremy Corbyn ever were.
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