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James Cleverly insists mistakes ‘do happen’ after Liz Truss’s authority was hammered by a raft of humiliating U-turns.

Fighting talk from unpopular prime minister as Tories look for successor

The marketplace of ideas creates value for beauty, no matter where it comes from.

It is the first time the Prime Minister will face questions since Chancellor Jeremy Hunt ripped up her plans for tax cuts

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Liz Truss has refused to commit to a promise to increase the state pension in line with inflation, which has now been confirmed at 10.1.

A clearly-rattled premier admitted she was sorry and had made mistakes as she tried to take the sting out of the atmosphere in the Commons chamber.

LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Liz Truss sought to reassert authority over her fraught party on Wednesday with Conservative enforcers telling lawmakers they had to support her fracking policy as a vote treated as a test of confidence in the government.

The Prime Minister's position appears in danger - here we look at how she could be ousted

Liz Truss is fighting for her political survival as Tory MPs turn against her following the catastrophic consequences caused by her radical economic plan.