commons, another of liz truss policies was being junked. policies was being “unked. if he is a man of his policies was being junked. if he is a man of his word, policies was being junked. if he is a man of his word, will policies was being junked. if he is a man of his word, will he - policies was being junked. if he is a man of his word, will he start i policies was being junked. if he is| a man of his word, will he start by reversing a man of his word, will he start by reversing the a man of his word, will he start by reversing the green a man of his word, will he start by reversing the green light - a man of his word, will he start by reversing the green light she - reversing the green light she gave to tracking? reversing the green light she gave to tracking? i reversing the green light she gave to hacking? to fracking? i have already said that i to fracking? i have already said that i stand to fracking? i have already said that i stand by to fracking? i have a
cabinet. welcome her back into a united cabinet, to bring stability to the heart cabinet, to bring stability to the heart of cabinet, to bring stability to the heart of government. this cabinet, to bring stability to the heart of government. cabinet, to bring stability to the heart of government. this time last week suella heart of government. this time last week suella braverman heart of government. this time last week suella braverman was - heart of government. this time last week suella braverman was out - heart of government. this time last week suella braverman was out as| week suella braverman was out as home secretary, having used her personal e mail account to send government documents to a conservative colleague not entitled to see them. 0fficials raised keir starmer asked if officials had raised concerns about her getting her old job back. the prime minister ducked the question. we her old job back. the prime minister ducked the question. her old job back. the p
coffin of everything she stood for over the summer. her whole programme for government has been junked over the summer. her whole programme for government has beenjunked by the new chancellor, and there is more pain to come. the chancellor warned yesterday of eye watering the difficult decisions on spending. that basically means to you and i that there are cuts coming, the chancellor will be in cabinet later this morning telling ministers that they have to cut their budgets. that s going to make a lot of them extremely uncomfortable. so in terms of the prime minister s immediate future, the next 24 hour is, i think she is probably safe. but events could always overtake what happens. and there are a lot of conservative mps who just don t think that liz truss is in control, that she can win her credibility back, and that means that pledge she has made to lead her party to the next general election, she cannot be sure she can fulfil it. ., ~ , ., .
guarantee. yes, chris, i couldn t deliver everything i wanted. back most of it has deliver everything i wanted. back most of it has been deliver everything i wanted. back most of it has beenjunked. deliver everything i wanted. back most of it has been junked. i - most of it has beenjunked. i delivered the energy price guarantee and the national insurance and we will continue to work to deliver economic growth for our country. this week we are introducing new legislation to make sure that we have smooth running rail services so that commuters get to work in the face of militant union so we will can do you to deliver our agenda. the energy price guarantee has been the crutch you have leaned on, and that has shrivelled, that has not survived contact with the new chancellor. survived contact with the new chancellor. , ., , chancellor. this winter families will be protected. chancellor. this winter families will be protected. they - chancellor. this winter families will be protected.
well, not everything. most of it s been junked. well, i delivered the energy price guarantee and the national insurance, and we will continue to work to deliver economic growth for our country. lots of people are facing massive increases in mortgage payments, and analysts say at least some of that is because of what you ve done in the last five or six weeks. what do you say to them? well, look, i understand it is very difficult for families across the country. and they re blaming you. and the fact is, we are facing both a difficult economic situation internationally, where interest rates are rising, as well as pressure, pressure here pressure here in britain. but do you accept that you have made it worse? well. what we ve been through over the last few years is a very low interest rate world, and that is changing across the globe. but do you accept that what you ve done in the last five weeks since you took office has made it worse for people? it s made it harderfor people to pay the