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Former PM urges premier to ‘axe the tax’ at energetic fringe event of Conservative conference
‘Bad timing is not a minor mistake. It is a fundamental error of judgment. In a political leader, it is unpardonable’
Or: a vibes-based discussion about international public sector accrual accounting for inflation-linked bonds
Voters want state to be responsible for controlling prices and reducing inequality
Blaming external forces becomes especially attractive in opposition and sidesteps confronting internal divisions
UK’s shortest-serving PM unbowed in speech despite disastrous legacy and attacks from within own party
Huw Pill says dealing with market turmoil sparked by unfunded tax cuts was ‘not a comfortable experience’
With two of Liz Truss’s nominees reportedly refusing gongs, Britain could learn better practices from abroad
Accounts show extent of severance packages made to sacked ministers, officials and advisers
New commission will set out case for tax and competition reform, popular on Conservative right
Learning how to cope with gilts
As 49-day prime minister absurdly doubles down on her agenda in speech, Sunak can take comfort from knowing he remains near-unassailable
Nominations come even though Liz Truss served only 49 days as prime minister
Treasury to ‘catalyse’ limited growth clusters around research bases such as universities
MPs agitating for reheated ‘Trussonomics’ could force the prime minister off the path of fiscal prudence
Because someone has to, we suppose
Support for former PM’s ideas is why ministers skirt past reality that tax cuts may eat into public spending
Tory minister joins market experts in dismissing former PM’s claims
Some Tory MPs think the justice secretary should step aside during bullying inquiry
Hunt and Sunak insist their focus is on controlling UK public finances and inflation
Bonds it purchased to stabilise the UK economy after the disastrous mini-Budget have now been sold
Mortgage deals are more expensive than before mini-Budget, although government borrowing costs have declined
The agenda that earned Liz Truss the dubious title of shortest-ever serving British prime minister
The rise, and rapid fall, of Liz Truss as prime minister taught me that markets can and will beat voters to the punch
New Tory group decries what it calls ‘dying’ internal democracy and aim to steer the party ‘centre-right’
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