Prime Minister Liz Truss has faced public questioning for the first time since the announcement of the Government's mini-budget last Friday which has sent the UK economy into turmoil.
The PM tours regional BBC radio stations this morning (Thursday) in a round of interviews, which started at BBC Radio Leads at 8am. At 8.08am she was appearing at Norfolk , 8.15am Kent, 8.22am Lancashire, 8.30am Nottingham, 8.38am Tees, 8.45am Bristol and 8.52am Stoke.
Liz Truss has been silent on the market crisis, including the collapse of the pound, since last Friday's mini-budget announcement, which included plans to cut taxes to the benefit of the most wealthy.