Keir Starmer held prime minister Liz Truss to account on the implosion of the mini-budget.
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The Labour leader listed the measures that have “gone”, doing a call and response with his party, finally asking Truss why she was still the leader of the Conservative party after former chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng had been removed.

“I am a fighter, not a quitter,” Liz Truss responded, quoting Peter Mandelson. Truss argued that she would deliver, adding that Starmer had no idea, no plan and no alternative.

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