After three years of Boris Johnson, the first Prime Ministers’ Questions of the Liz Truss era was always likely to be fairly boring.
Anything short of her rocking up late, looking like she’d been dragged backwards through an electric fence, accidentally declaring nuclear war and insulting a world leader in Latin would be seen as a triumph of statesmanship.
But despite the rock bottom expectations, the most surprising thing about the new PM facing up to the baying mob for the first time was how entirely unenthused she seemed about the whole affair.
