Liz Truss has mounted a trenchant defence of her chaotic, short-lived stint as Prime Minister by arguing that the economy is in a more fragile state under Andy Burnham than during her 49 days in Downing Street.
Ms Truss uses a new book to claim that the radical measures she tried to introduce in her infamous 2022 mini-Budget would have left the public finances in a better state than they are now under Mr Burnham.
In Bank Job, published to coincide with Chancellor John Healey’s Budget on Wednesday, she claims the market turmoil leading to her removal from office was the fault
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