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Liz Truss lost for words during grilling from local radio on economic turmoil

Europe · London

Liz Truss lost for words during grilling from local radio on economic turmoil

71% Left coverage: 7 sources

Liz Truss engaged in lengthy pause when asked about impact of her tax-cutting agenda on people's mortgages. Prime Minister also claimed she would lobby her own Health Secretary and deputy, Therese Coffey, in an attempt to see the roof of one of her constituency's nearest large hospitals replaced.See the Story

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield petition reaches 25,000 signatures

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield petition reaches 25,000 signatures

80% Left coverage: 5 sources

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield visited Westminster Hall to report on the Queen's funeral last week. The pair were accused of queue jumping during their visit to see the Queen lying in state. ITV has defended the pair, saying they did not have VIP access or file past the Queen.See the Story

Fracking: Jacob Rees-Mogg faces Tory anger over plan to buy local support

Europe · London

Fracking: Jacob Rees-Mogg faces Tory anger over plan to buy local support

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

Business Secretary Jacob Rees-Mogg refuses to say how local people will be consulted. Tory MP Mark Fletcher says it appears communities will be "bought off" to allow fracking under the government's plans. Labour's shadow climate change secretary Ed Miliband describes fracking as a "dangerous fantasy"See the Story

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[Satire] 17 funniest things people are saying about Liz Truss right now

Liz Truss has had a bad week but it presumably won't be her worst week for long. Here are the 17 funniest things people are saying about her. The pound every time Liz Truss opens her gob pic.twitter.com/FVG8WcKiStiSt — Adam Bienkov (@AdamBienkov) September 29, 2022 "You've burned my house down!"See the Story

[Satire] Naga Munchetty wasn't taking any nonsense from this Cabinet minister and people loved it

Naga Munchetty wasn't taking any nonsense today from new city minister Andrew Griffith. He was talking about the economic turmoil sparked by Kwasi Kwarteng's catastrophic budget. At one point, he referred specifically to the spiralling rate of inflation in the UK. People loved her for it.See the Story

[Satire] Sooz Kempner's take on Liz Truss's local radio calamity is just fabulous

Comedian Sooz Kempner shares behind the scenes footage of Liz Truss on BBC local radio. Truss was appearing to answer questions about her time as a member of the House of Commons. Sooz's parody of the interview was a huge hit with Twitter users.See the Story

[Satire] This Economist front page nails it (well, all except the paddle bit)

Britain's new government may already be dead in the water. It has shredded its own reputation and poisoned the politics of growth. The Economist nails it too, from the Economist (never let it be said we are not a broad church) And just in case for youre in the mood for this sort of thing, check out the Economist here.See the Story

[Satire] The Question Time audience's reaction to this woman's mortgage horror story speaks volumes

A woman shared her mortgage rate horror story in the wake of Kwasi Kwarteng's calamitous budget. The reaction from her fellow audience members are a clear sign of the state of the nation right now. And the perception among many people is that the QT audience tends to be more right-wing than anything else.See the Story

Our 25 favourite funny tweets of the week

The world is in chaos right now, both politically and meteorologically, and there’s nothing we can do to avoid it. But for five minutes, we can push the news back a layer in our heads and just enjoy a laugh. Give your faves a follow. 1. Happy 5 year anniversary to the photo frames sitting […]See the Story

[Satire] Richard Bacon's 16-second takedown of Liz Truss was brutally on the money

Richard Bacon gave his verdict on Liz Truss' performance as PM. He said she has done more damage to the British economy than the war in Ukraine and the pandemic. The entire audience put their hands up when Richard Bacon asked them if they were worried about their financial situation now.See the Story

Every time Liz Truss was owned by local radio in one place is 3 minutes exceedingly well spent

Liz Truss did a round of interviews on BBC local radio yesterday and it didn't go quite as well as she might have hoped. But fear no more, thanks to this fabulous supercut of all the best moments in one easy to click 3-minute package. Few listens are so funny & and so tragic.See the Story

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