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The newspaper threw its support behind Liz Truss in August before dubbing her a "disastrous dalliance" when she resigned.
The newspaper threw its support behind Liz Truss in August before dubbing her a "disastrous dalliance" when she resigned.
The figure is also clutching a cardboard box containing a goodbye card, a copy of Guinness World Records and a copy of her mini-budget.
From the downfall of Truss to the rise of Rishi, this is an absolute must-watch!
They say Truss's phone was "so heavily compromised" it has now been placed in a "locked safe inside a secure government location".
Therese Coffey says she is looking forward to her ‘good friend’ returning to the backbenches after a ‘short break’ with her family.
It comes amid concerns that with Russia struggling to make ground in Ukraine, Putin could turn to nuclear weapons.
"Mistakes were made. And I have been elected as leader of my party and your Prime Minister, in part to fix them."
After just seven weeks in No 10, she will hand over to new Tory leader Rishi Sunak.
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