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The Times reports that Jeremy Hunt may have to make even tougher cuts to spending than George Osborne during his austerity years.

The Times reports that families will face an average energy bill of up to £5,000 from April as a result of Liz Truss scrapping her entire economic strategy.

According to The Times, Liz Truss will make an “appeal to moderate Tory MPs” on Monday evening.

According to the Times, Kwasi Kwarteng thinks the prime minister bought herself just “a few weeks” by sacking him. Liz Truss appointed Mr. Kwarteng to the position only 38 days ago.

As part of a “coronation” by MPs, senior Conservatives are discussing replacing Liz Truss with a joint ticket of Rishi Sunak and Penny Mordaunt.

According to The Times, the Bank of England will cut its emergency interventions in the UK debt market this Friday “despite concerns about financial stability”.

The Times reports on Lucy Letby’s trial, in which a court heard she killed seven babies and attempted to murder ten others.

To win over Tory critics, Liz Truss is planning “policy lunches.”

According to The Times, Liz Truss is drawing up plans to overhaul the “convoluted” childcare subsidy system, which would see money handed directly to families.