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Prime Minister’s Questions isn’t really about scrutiny. The thankless but important task of holding the government to account takes place in dusty committee rooms and low-key debates. Instead, PMQs is about theatre, boosting the morale of your backbenchers, testing out attack lines and ensuring the prime minister is on top…

The top Tory was on holiday with his wife and children in Belgium - and is thought to have laughed out loud when he got a text saying ‘Jeremy, it’s Liz Truss , please call urgently’

LIZ Truss's spokesman has suggested she could cut public spending after all despite the Prime Minister's "absolute" commitment during PMQs…

Liz Truss was facing angry MPs who are demanding she tears up more of her mini-Budget - after a month with no PMQS that has been marked by U-turns and financial turmoil

In today’s newsletter: Liz Truss gives her first PMQs since the fiscal statement that blew up her premiership and may hope to calm colleagues. But from benefits cuts to despairing backbenchers, she has a lot to deal with

After three years of Boris Johnson, 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 was bound to be seen as a triumph of statesmanship

The new Tory leader made the commitment in her first Prime Minister's Questions - but she was slammed by Keir Starmer for failing to back a windfall tax on vast profits

Today's PMQs will be a telling moment for our new leader as she is propelled into parliamentary debate in the eye of the economic storm - Starmer will need to sound out the stark differences between steely Truss and her chaotic predecessor

Liz Truss will experience what it is like to be in the hot seat when she takes part in her first Prime Minister's Questions since replacing Boris Johnson in 10 Downing Street