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Liz Truss: After a torrid Tory conference, what next for the Prime Minister?

Here is what lies ahead for the under-fire Prime Minister over the next few weeks.

The Independent UK

Liz Truss vows to 'face down separatists who threaten to break up United Kingdom'

The Prime Minister pledged to "realise on the promise of Brexit" but made no specific mention of the Northern Ireland Protocol

Belfast Live

‘Coup’, chaos and conflict: What we have learned from the Tory conference

Liz Truss’s first Conservative get-together as Prime Minister was not the jamboree she had hoped for.

The Independent UK

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Greenwich is having its moment in the political sun

Power postcodes — so hot right now. Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng, the current Prime Minister and Chancellor, famously both live in Greenwich, while Foreign Secretary James Cleverly is just over the hill in Blackheath.

Evening Standard

Truss promises to make ‘hard choices’ in search for economic growth

The Prime Minister's first party conference speech was also interrupted by Greenpeace protesters

Insider UK

Nicola Sturgeon accuses Liz Truss of 'ranting' during Tory conference speech

The Prime Minister took aim at Labour, the SNP and trade unions in a short speech that received a muted response.

Daily Record

Under-fire PM Truss vows to get UK 'through the tempest' with growth plan

Birmingham (United Kingdom) (AFP) - Prime Minister Liz Truss vowed to steer the UK "through the tempest" as she closed her party's tumultuous annual conference on Wednesday, making an unapologetic pitch for economic "growth, growth, growth".

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Fresh confusion as foreign secretary can’t say when Kwarteng fiscal plan will come

Cabinet minister can say ‘exactly’ when crucial borrowing details will be set out amid uncertainty

The Independent UK

Liz Truss vows to get UK ‘through the tempest’ of rising energy and mortgage bills

The Prime Minister stressed the need to “stay the course” of her radical reforms

Evening Standard

How is the pound performing against other currencies?

Sterling rallies slightly after Jeremy Hunt appointed new chancellor

The Independent UK

Truss tanks in poll as YouGov say she is 'more unpopular than Boris Johnson or Jeremy Corbyn ever was'

The new PM has a net favourability rating of minus 59. These are depths not even plumbed by Mr Johnson who hit minus 53 in July at the height of 'Partygate' and two months after publication of Sue Gray's report.

Wales Online

Liz Truss doubles down on tax plan that sent UK economy into freefall

In a short speech to party members, the Tory PM tried to defend a set of proposals that will give more cash to corporations and bankers

Daily Record

Alister Jack defends 'real friend' Douglas Ross as Scottish Tory mutiny brews

ALISTER Jack has come out in defence of his “real friend” Douglas Ross as the Scottish Tory leader battles brewing rebellions in his own party.

The National (Scotland)

Pound to dollar: Why is sterling so weak?

Currency tumbles again after Bank of England warned it is ending support package for pension funds on 14 October

The Independent UK

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UK Government urged to give assurance DWP benefits will be uprated next April to match inflation

The Work and Pensions Committee has pressed the Chancellor for a commitment to the benefits uprating for 2023/24.

The Guardian - UK

Britannia unhinged: Inside the 7 October edition of the Guardian Weekly

Truss and Kwarteng’s freefall market economics. Plus: Putin’s bluster

The Independent UK

Gordon Brown warns of ‘national uprising’ if benefits rise falls short

Liz Truss and Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng have so far not ruled out such a real-terms cut to benefits.

Reuters

UK's Truss seeks to rebuild her authority at fractious party conference

Prime Minister Liz Truss sought on Wednesday to restore her authority following a chaotic first month in power, urging her Conservative Party to trust her to secure economic growth and steer Britain through "stormy days" ahead.

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AFP

UK's Truss rejects 'drift and delay' in defiant speech to Tories

Birmingham (United Kingdom) (AFP) - Britain's Prime Minister Liz Truss is set Wednesday to close her party's tumultuous annual conference with an unabashed defence of "disruption" to counter economic "drift and delay".

Daily Mirror

Liz Truss to boast of 'disruption' in make-or-break speech as MORE Cabinet splits emerge

The Prime Minister will say 'disruption' is worth it to grow the economy in her first Tory conference speech as PM - as ex-PM Gordon Brown warned of a 'national uprising' and her Foreign Secretary slapped down her Home Secretary

The Guardian - UK

Rightwing thinktanks run this government. But first, they had to capture the BBC

Why are representatives of these shadily funded groups treated as impartial observers on news programmes? asks Guardian columnist George Monbiot

Insider UK

I can’t promise to insulate Scotland from ‘fiscal recklessness’ - Swinney

The Deputy First Minister is due to lay out his response to the Chancellor's economic plans soon

Evening Standard

Are London house prices about to crash? Warnings of ‘year of pain’ amid rising interest rates and inflation

The property market faces a ‘year of pain’, with a new two-year forecast estimating a 10 per cent drop for house prices. But how low will they really go?

Manchester Evening News

Do you think there should be a snap general election?

Pressure has even come from within the Conservative government

The Conversation

Plunging pound and crumbling confidence: How the new UK government stumbled into a political and financial crisis of its own making

The new British government is off to a very rocky start – after stumbling through an economic and financial crisis of its own making.

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