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Liz Truss missed a BBC interview as she was too busy but managed to tell City A.M. how she will use the City to push the UK forward.

It coems as food bank users are now requesting “non-cook food” after surging energy prices mean they “can’t afford to put the oven on”,

Britons face months of soaring energy bills, double-digit inflation and an economy heading into a potentially lengthy recession.

It comes as Liz Truss pulled out of a BBC interview with Nick Robinson called... 'Our Next Prime Minister.'

“You might shoot a baby but then lose the mother and a twin so matching mothers and youngsters in family groups then becomes difficult thereafter."

James O'Brien might have figured out why Lord Sugar is so keen to get people back into the office rather than working from home.

Meanwhile in the UK more councils have signalled using churches, community centres and libraries as so-called ‘warm banks’ for people unable to afford to heat their homes this winter.

"The criminal always returns to the scene of the crime," tweeted Danny Wallace in response.

It comes as a British wine wholesaler ‘left Brexitland for good’ over paperwork, and is flourishing by all accounts.