British Prime Minister Liz Truss defended her economic plan that has roiled financial markets, saying on Thursday she was willing to take "controversial" steps to reignite growth and would not reverse ...

Waning confidence in Ms Truss’s political and economic credibility follows weeks of financial turmoil as markets were sent reeling by former chancellor Kwasi Kwateng’s so-called mini-Budget. William ...

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Prime Minister Liz Truss insisted she wants to see through her low-tax government agenda - but abruptly ended a press conference after being asked to 'apologise for trashing the Tories' reputation'.