Sunday Telegraph

Liz Truss tells the Sunday Telegraph that she wants to “transform Britain into a low-tax, high-growth economy.”

“Truss plans to cut taxes again in New Year” is the headline leading the front of the Sunday Telegraph. It comes after Friday’s mini-budget drew widespread criticism and saw the pound fall to a 37-year low against the dollar as financial markets reacted. According to the paper, the prime minister is planning further reductions in income tax and discounts for savers and child benefit claimants. The paper reports that, despite some opposition from rebel Tory MPs, ministers have vowed to press ahead with cuts and deregulation.

It is reported in the Sunday Telegraph that the Queen’s grandchildren made history as they “walked side by side to honor her memory in an emotional vigil”.

It has been reported that Tory leadership frontrunner Liz Truss intends to ditch the “sticking plasters” that have been dealing with the UK’s energy crisis so far, and replace them with a solid, two-pronged strategy.

The Sunday Telegraph reports that Liz Truss is considering cutting VAT by 5%.

A Sunday Telegraph report says Liz Truss is planning a series of “radical reforms” that will prevent doctors from leaving the profession early and encourage retirees to return.

As a result of the brutal attack on Sir Salman Rushdie, Rishi Sunak has called for Iran’s Revolutionary Guard to be officially designated as a terrorist organization, reports the Telegraph.

A hosepipe ban could affect millions of homes in the South of England within days, according to The Sunday Telegraph.