Liz Truss has pledged action this week on energy bills and insisted the country will "ride out the storm" but failed to set out details in her first speech as Prime Minister.
Addressing the nation outside No10, the new Conservative leader claimed she will "get Britain working again" - despite her party governing the country for the last 12 years.
She promised to pursue three early priorities, including multi-billion pound tax cuts, tackling soaring energy bills and also putting the NHS on a "firm footing" amid a major backlog.
