Barely 100 days since quitting in ignominy, Liz Truss has re-emerged into frontline politics in recent days. In interviews and in a 4,000-word essay, Truss has defended her brief record in government and the low-tax philosophy that she champions.
Here, the Guardian’s deputy political editor, Jessica Elgot, and economics correspondent, Richard Partington, take a look at some of her key claims and assess whether the former prime minister is attempting to rewrite history.
