Liz Truss will still be Prime Minister on Monday despite ongoing chaos in Westminster, a Cabinet minister has insisted.
Ms Trevelyan defended the leader after chaos in Westminster continued to unfold on Wednesday evening, with claims there was bullying going on within the Tory party during a vote on fracking.
"We want to get 2024 - we have a big agenda to deliver and we want to make sure we provide the energy price guarantee," she said.Chaos in the Commons: Tories hit by bullying row during crunch vote after Home Secretary Braverman quits'Hoping things will magically come right is not serious politics': Home Sec quits over security breach with swipe at PM
She added: "Jeremy Hunt is the new Chancellor, bringing in... a full package at the end of the month, so we want to give him the space to do that."
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