Political rehabilitation is a gruelling exercise: no more so than for Liz Truss, who was consigned to the history books as Britain’s shortest-serving prime minister having shattered the Conservatives’ mantel for careful stewardship of the economy.
But she is persisting, once again stalking the corridors of Westminster and keen to ensure her fiery campaign to “go for growth” does not tank like the markets did in response to the mini-budget last September.
