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Tory conference cheat sheet: all you need to know about party summit

Under-fire Liz Truss must face the Conservative faithful in Birmingham from Sunday. Here’s what to expect

Treasury minister claims OBR could not have assessed mini-budget in time

Andrew Griffith contradicts finance watchdog, saying plans too ‘chunky’ to assess before publication

Early Liz Truss comments on scrapping benefits stoke fears of further cuts

Proposals from 1995 condemning ‘recycling’ of taxpayers’ money add to concerns for universal credit increase

Parents ‘eating cold meals’ to save on UK energy costs

Quarter of adults with at least one child under 18 have also cut back on food shopping, study finds

OBR: we offered to update forecasts in time for ‘mini-budget’ – as it happened

Watchdog said it was ready to supply information, but was not asked to do so by Kwasi Kwarteng

Liz Truss to hold emergency talks with OBR after failing to calm markets

Exclusive: in unusual move, PM and Kwasi Kwarteng will meet fiscal watchdog after mini-budget sparked investor panic

Germany unveils €200bn help for consumers and says it won’t follow UK’s route

Finance minister announces €200bn fund to protect citizens from rising gas prices driven by Russia’s war in Ukraine

The Guardian view on the UK economy: sack Kwarteng, oust Truss

Editorial: The crisis was created by the new government. But the British people, not ministers, are paying the price

Treasury watchdog to ask Kwarteng to hand over growth forecasts

Tory chair Mel Stride says committee needs to hear how chancellor will boost growth, and suggests one option might be via immigration

Bond yields and doom loops: glossary of key terms to explain UK turmoil

Your one-stop shop for all the jargon you’ve been reading since Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini-budget

Rationale behind abolition of 45p tax rate reflects failed ideology

Figures show the cut to top tax rate will not reduce avoidance, bring people to the UK or make people work harder

‘A reverse Robin Hood’: key exchanges from Liz Truss’s radio interviews

Memorable points from prime minister’s morning round of interviews at a glance

Trussonomics has been exposed as a childish absurdity. Trussopolitics is even worse

The prime minister and Kwasi Kwarteng must now eat humble pie and try to steer Britain out of the crisis they created, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

More than 40% of mortgages withdrawn as market reels after mini-budget

Lenders began pulling products on Monday as they struggled to price products amid financial uncertainty

Truss says she has ‘right plan’ on economy and will not change course

In series of local BBC interviews, prime minister says she is prepared to make difficult decisions

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