she apologised, saying she made mistakes with her initial plan for the economy which has been effectively ripped up by her new chancellor, jeremy hunt. her opponents including those within the party are saying, she is a distraction from getting on with that business, that she is not necessarily the right person to get on with that business of dealing with the cost of living crisis so she will be under pressure today as she will be under pressure today as she faces questions from mps in the house of commons. half an hour away from prime minister s questions. it is only her first since that almost complete reversal of economic plan. liz truss has described the decision to drop her package of tax cuts as painful . pmqs will likely see the prime minister asked about pensions, after downing street said it was reviewing its commitment to increasing payments in line with inflation. this today s figures give us more clarity on the options for government on pension.
are perfectly good reasons to think the situation mehdi terse deteriorate and a good perm today might be the start of recover trifor the conservative, will it be enough? that remains to be seen. that the conservative, will it be enough? that remains to be seen. that remains to be seen. that is what the prime that remains to be seen. that is what the prime minister - that remains to be seen. that is what the prime minister is - that remains to be seen. that is. what the prime minister is hoping for, as she heads towards pmqs today, to slowly and steadily turn things around. it does feel like it might be a bit of a process which no doubt will be reflected and sorry, joe, just to interrupt, there you can see liz truss leaving downing street for this all important pmqs, many prime ministers before her have written about how nervewracking this part of the parliamentary week is, the onslaught of questions from the opposition, and we are talking about prime ministers like tony blair for
sonia, for our viewers tell us about how prime ministers prepare for occasions like this? 50. how prime ministers prepare for occasions like this? how prime ministers prepare for occasions like this? so, quite a lot of time goes occasions like this? so, quite a lot of time goes into occasions like this? so, quite a lot of time goes into preparing - occasions like this? so, quite a lot of time goes into preparing for- occasions like this? so, quite a lot. of time goes into preparing for what is essentially a half hour session of questions once a week, they spend a lot of time with various advisers, who specialists in their own subject because the prime minister has to be on top of everything that could come up. a lot of final with people who will rehearse the answers to questions, so they will play the leader of the opposition, the leader of other parties asking questions and they will go over the sort of response, liz truss is in a difficult position because it is hard to come up
would be trying to do this mr double, if we hadn tjust had the last few weeks, a rough few weeks for liz truss as prime minister? flit for liz truss as prime minister? of course not. the labour party now that fracking is a controversial matter, that there are different views about fracking on our benches and they are exploiting that, but they are matters that we within the conservative party need to resolve, we are not going to allow the opposition to act as the government and bring forward legislation, that is something we are not going to vote fore. ., ,., is something we are not going to vote fore. ., ., ., vote fore. you said earlier that liz truss is in vote fore. you said earlier that liz truss is in the vote fore. you said earlier that liz truss is in the last vote fore. you said earlier that liz truss is in the last chance - vote fore. you said earlier that liz truss is in the last chance saloon, j truss is in the last chance saloon, how much hinges on what she does at p