PRIME Minister Liz Truss could not even say where the fracking she has legalised is to take place in a series of car crash interviews with BBC radio stations on Thursday morning.
Truss had been silent for five days after her Chancellor, Kwasi Kwarteng, announced a “mini-budget” which plunged the UK into economic crisis.
Pressure, both international and domestic, piled on the Tory government to change course after their tax cuts for the rich funded by increased borrowing led to the collapse of the pound.
