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The race to be the next Prime Minister and leader of the Conservative Party has been whittled down to two after Trade Minister Penny Mordaunt was eliminated from the contest. This leaves Foreign Secretary Liz Truss and former Chancellor Rishi Sunak as the final two MPs set to battle it out in the coming weeks.
Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss will face off to become Britain's next Prime Minister, after Tory MPs finished whittling down candidates from eight to two.
Rishi Sunak "dismissed" concerns over Covid loan fraud while Chancellor and cost taxpayers more than £17billion, a former Treasury colleague has claimed.
Rishi Sunak has again insisted inflation must be brought under control before the Government can cut taxes - following a bruising clash with Tory leadership contenders Penny Mordaunt and Liz Truss. In a combative performance in the first televised debate of the contest on Friday night, the former chancellor rounded on his rivals saying proposals to raise borrowing to pay for tax cuts were a “fairytale”.
The Foreign Secretary, Liz Truss, has demanded Moscow bears the 'full responsibility' over the reported death of a Manchester aid volunteer while being detained by separatists in Ukraine.
Rishi Sunak is storming ahead in the race to replace Boris Johnson, with more than 100 Tory MPs now backing the former Chancellor to be the next Prime Minister
Watford midfielder Moussa Sissoko is closing on a £1.8million move to Nantes, while former Watford striker Andre Gray has a deal in place with Greek side Aris Thessaloniki.
SILVERSTONE, England: Lewis Hamilton called for Formula One's old guard to be given no air time after 91-year-old former supremo Bernie Ecclestone and retired triple world champion Nelson Piquet drew fire for offensive comments.