What's happened
Former Prime Minister Liz Truss's new book 'Ten Years to Save the West' criticizes economic institutions, while her potential return to politics stirs controversy.
Why it matters
Liz Truss's critique of economic institutions and hints at a return to politics have reignited debates on her brief tenure as Prime Minister and the future direction of the Conservative party.
What the papers say
The Guardian highlights Truss's criticism of economic institutions, while Sky News reports on Lord Stuart Rose's call for an election. New Statesman and Politico cover Keir Starmer and Rishi Sunak's responses to Truss's economic policies.
How we got here
Liz Truss's short-lived premiership in 2022 was marked by economic turmoil and internal party divisions. Her book sheds light on her time in office and her vision for the future of the Conservative party.
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