Truss has been claiming from fund for ex-PMs despite only 49 days in office
Former prime ministers are allowed to claim up to £115,000 a year to cover public duty expenses.
Former prime ministers are allowed to claim up to £115,000 a year to cover public duty expenses.
"If Sunak had any backbone, then he would block her honours list today... it's a kick in the teeth", Jonathan Ashworth said.
Liz Truss will claim that Rishi Sunak’s Government has spent £35 billion more than she would have as Prime Minister, in a speech on Monday.
Still rallying against the left and standing by her vision for economic growth, Liz Truss' new book has already come in for criticism.
The book, due out in April, is titled Ten Years to Save the West.
Backbench Tories including Liz Truss have claimed a ‘boycott’ of ‘certain TV channels’ represents a threat to freedom of speech.
Just in case anyone was still wondering where the Tories are on climate change, Liz Truss has been using private jets like an Uber service.
The former prime minister is set to hand out one gong for every four days she was in No 10 in her highly controversial honours list.
At least two people are thought to have turned down a nomination by the former prime minister, with one saying it would be "humiliating".
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