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believability, heragenda, her believability, her agenda, her credibility. believability, heragenda, her credibility. and, yes, her programme for government is finished. but she insists she is not and she will be carrying on. chris mason at westminster, thank you. the government s emergency action today was to reassure the markets, which have reacted positively. so how much money has the government saved by ditching its tax cuts? and how big is the hole still remaining in the country s finances? here s our economics editor faisal islam. theink the ink was barely dry on the growth plan, the official name for the mini budget, when it began to fall apart in spectacularfashion. measure after measure have dissolved within just days. and now, after 2a days, all the tax measures not already passing into law, along with one of its authors, have vanished from the government s agenda. today the new chancellor did notjust announce a new chapter in economic policy, it was a complete rewrite of the
wherever she had been, we finally did spot liz truss making her way to parliament. just before half past four she arrived in the commons. her ministers shuffle along to make space for her as a growing number on her own side wonder when she might shuffle off as prime minister. a bit like the great wall of china, this wave of u turns is probably visible from space. what today was about was the government attempting to reassure the markets that its numbers add up, but in so doing there is a danger that they so worry amongst millions of people. tax cuts in council, spending cuts coming, grim headlines ahead. and then there are the questions about the prime minister s feature, with so many on her own side thinking that she is now an empty vessel, marked off her believability, her agenda, now an empty vessel, marked off her