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UK borrows almost twice as much as expected in August

Figure of £11.8bn comes as high inflation drives interest payments to a record for the month

Liz Truss urges world leaders to follow UK with trickle down economics

Reports that stamp duty will be cut as PM uses speech to UN to argue for far-reaching tax reductions, putting her at odds with Joe Biden

Kwasi Kwarteng refuses to let OBR release forecasts with mini-budget

Tory chair of Treasury committee says assessments on economic impact of planned tax cuts vital to provide reassurance to markets

Liz Truss favours trickle down economics but results can be trickle up

UK PM is reviving the idea that cutting taxes for the better off ultimately benefits everyone. The IMF disagrees

Liz Truss says she is prepared to be unpopular as she sets out policies aimed at delivering growth – as it happened

Prime minister says chancellor will explain how tax cuts will be paid for on Friday

Liz Truss signals further tax cuts could be on way in hunt for economic growth

PM’s remarks suggest tax cuts set to be unveiled in Friday’s ‘fiscal event’ may not be the last, with full budget expected in November

This week we will see Truss unchained. Labour must be rubbing its hands with glee

With official mourning over, the new prime minister will start to lay out her wilfully unpopular policies, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

‘Who pays?’: Labour go on the attack over Truss’s energy plans

Opposition says PM has not detailed how she will fund her price freeze after ruling out windfall tax

Kwasi Kwarteng to announce network of low-tax investment zones

Regulations will be relaxed in up to 12 places, with taxes cut to incentivise investment

Tory MPs fear Liz Truss’s policies will create a ‘complete open goal’ for Labour

Bankers’ bonuses, the NHS and tax cuts that favour the rich are all causing jitters on the benches behind the new prime minister

Liz Truss warned of mass bankruptcies if firms left in limbo over energy bills

PM to join in national ‘moment of reflection’ at No 10 as businesses warn of dire consequences if left in limbo over energy bills

Kwarteng to announce £30bn of tax cuts in mini-budget – reports

Chancellor expected on Friday to outline proposals to deal with cost of living crisis and boost growth

Truss’s testing week ahead: where the PM has to prove herself, day by day

After meeting world leaders and giving a reading at the Queen’s funeral, she will address the UN then turn to Friday’s mini-budget

Trussonomics is a fanatical, fantastical creed, and the last thing Britain needs

Just when we need visions of a better world, the prime minister is proclaiming the toxic gospel of neoliberalism, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

The heat is on after Liz Truss’s extraordinary energy bill gamble

The PM will hope for some credit for taking out the big bazooka, but there are fears it’s missing the target and may backfire

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