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The Latest Breaking News from Boris Johnson

Liz Truss’s poll ratings plummet lower than Boris Johnson’s before he was forced out

Prime minister’s net approval falls to -37, while just 12% say mini-budget was ‘good’

The Guardian - UK

Voters abandon Tories as faith in economic competence dives

Conservative MPs urge Liz Truss’s removal from No 10 after poll reveals British public’s fury over tax plans

The Guardian - UK

As an act of charity, perhaps Eton could protect us from its less impressive products

With prodigies such as Kwasi Kwarteng, Boris Johnson and David Cameron, surely some sort of vetting is in order

The Guardian - UK

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6 dramatic flashpoints facing new PM Liz Truss at chaotic Tory party conference

Once the darling of the Tory grassroots, the new Prime Minister heads into her party's annual conference in Birmingham facing mutinous mutterings from her own MPs

Daily Mirror

'Kenneth Branagh's portrayal of Boris Johnson in This England is scarily accurate'

Sara Wallis says Kenneth Branagh's portrayal of Boris Johnson in This England is very convincing. The hugely anticipated political drama landed on Sky Atlantic on Wednesday

Daily Mirror

Liz Truss: 10 of the new prime minister’s biggest gaffes and awkward moments

From Brexit U-turns to forgetting where she is, we bring you the moments Britain’s new leader would probably much rather forget

The Independent UK

Liz Truss's Tories plot return to austerity with 'no mandate whatsoever'

LIZ Truss has been told she has “no mandate whatsoever” to impose a new wave of austerity in order to fund her sweeping tax cuts for the rich.

The National (Scotland)

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BBC World Service Terminates Arabic Radio after 84 Years

BBC has announced that it will close BBC Arabic radio after 84 years among other radios due to cost, inflation and licensing fees. Nearly 400 staff at BBC World Service will lose their jobs as part of a cost-cutting program and move to digital platforms, the broadcaster announced on Thursday,…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Trickle-down Truss is carrying on the dirty work of Thatcher, Blair and Osborne

Britain has endured 40 years of decline thanks to this faulty economic theory. Will Keir Starmer finally kill it off?, says Yanis Varoufakis, leader of MeRA25 in Greece’s parliament

The Guardian - UK

‘Out of the inferno, into the shark attack’: Marina Hyde on capturing six years of political chaos

From Brexit to Boris, Trump to Truss, there’s been no shortage of material for the Guardian columnist. But as the omnishambles becomes a permacrisis, even she wants it to stop …

The Guardian - UK

Commons sleaze watchdog faces ‘outrageous’ claim she is letting off MPs to get peerage

Tory MP Andrew Bridgen admits the rumour is unsubstantiated and likely to offend

The Independent UK

How to watch This England: New Sky drama about Boris Johnson's time as Prime Minister

The new drama which has launched on Sky Atlantic deep dives into the former PM's struggles with Brexit and Covid-19, as well as his personal life wracked with controversy.

Chronicle Live

More than half of public anticipating a Sir Keir Starmer-led Labour government

Only 18% of those polled in a new survey said they thought Liz Truss was doing a good job as PM

Wales Online

‘The UK seems to have imploded’: how world’s press sees Truss’s Britain

Post-Brexit schadenfreude in Europe and warnings from US that new PM is ‘making UK look like Argentina’

The Guardian - UK

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The Independent UK

How could Liz Truss be replaced as prime minister?

There are a number of options on the table – and hurdles

The Independent UK

Poll finds there is a growing anticipation of Sir Keir Starmer becoming PM

Half the public now believe Sir Keir will lead Labour into government, according to the latest Ipsos poll.

The Guardian - UK

Tory conference cheat sheet: all you need to know about party summit

Under-fire Liz Truss must face the Conservative faithful in Birmingham from Sunday. Here’s what to expect

The Independent UK

No honeymoon for Truss, as poll gives thumbs-down to PM in first month in office

Exclusive: Voters would rather have Rishi Sunak or Boris Johnson in 10 Downing Street, survey finds

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The Independent UK

Liz did it, Charles did it, lots of celebs have done it: Why don’t we care about the awfulness of adultery any more?

Cheating will always be a gut-wrenchingly awful thing to do. Yet we seem more relaxed than ever when the great and good have done it. Oliver Keens asks: has our morality changed or are we just too deferential, confused or downright hypocritical to discuss it any more?

The Guardian - UK

Watch for a political earthquake in middle England, as Liz Truss breaks up the Tory bedrock

In Surrey, the cost of living crisis could push voters away from the Conservatives, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

Daily Mirror

Mirror's starring role in TV drama featuring Dominic Cummings Covid lockdown breach

The final episode of Sky Atlantic's This England, a drama about the Covid pandemic, focuses on the turmoil caused by the Mirror's front page revelations relating to Dominic Cummings

The Guardian - UK

Thérèse Coffey scraps promised paper on health inequality

Exclusive: health secretary has decided not to publish white paper, which was originally intended for publication by last spring

The Conversation

Truss's mini-budget chaos is unsettling an already-fractured Conservative Party – but is removing her worth the risk?

Prime Minister Liz Truss entered office with the less-than-ideal backdrop of a cost of living crisis and war in Ukraine. The economic turmoil her government has waged is already creating more problems for her.

Daily Mirror

Government defends spending £130,000 of public cash on Partygate legal advice

Downing Street commissioned the legal advice from Lord Pannick into an inquiry by the privileges committee into whether Boris Johnson misled Parliament

The Guardian - UK

Of course Rupa Huq was wrong, but why is it the left that always gets it in the neck for racism?

In this climate, anti-racists are always one mistake away from disgrace, while rightwingers who cause division get away scot-free, says writer Nelson Abbey

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