Published 14 days ago

Liz Truss: Don't blame me for mortgage mayhem after my mini-budget

Liz Truss denies responsibility for the mortgage crisis after her October 2022 mini-budget, instead blaming the Bank of England for policy interference.
Ms Truss, during a Sky News interview, refused to apologize for the interest rate hike under her short-lived premiership.
Truss dismissed claims of causing high mortgage payments, stating it's a global issue, following Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng's tax cuts.

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The Independent

Truss insists she doesn’t want to be PM again as she refuses to apologise for crisis

Britain’s shortest-serving prime minister had previously declined to rule out standing to be Tory leader

14 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

Liz Truss refuses apologise for mortgage rises as it's 'wrong' to blame her

Ex-PM Liz Truss is blamed for skyrocketing mortgage rates that shot up after her disastrous mini-budget, which included £45billion of unfunded tax cuts, sent markets into meltdown

14 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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RTÉ

Liz Truss undaunted by 50 disastrous days in Number 10

When Liz Truss stepped down after 50 disastrous days as prime minister it seemed that would be the last of her on Britain's national stage.

14 days ago·Ireland

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Evening Standard

Liz Truss: Don't blame me for mortgage mayhem after my mini-budget

Former Prime Minister accuses the Bank of England of ‘undermining’ her policies during her 49 days in Number 10

14 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Sky News UK

Liz Truss refuses to apologise for sparking mortgage rate rise - but admits one failing as PM

Liz Truss has acknowledged she and her government lost the confidence of financial markets following the mini-budget of October 2022 – but has refused to apologise to homeowners for higher interest rates.

14 days ago·United Kingdom

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