A few weeks after taking office, the British Prime Minister has hardly any support from the population. She also has to convince her own party of her plans.
In an interview with the BBC on Sunday morning, British Prime Minister Liz Truss spoke of errors in communicating her economic plans.
(dpa) At the start of the Conservative Party conference, Prime Minister Liz Truss has to put up with criticism from the population and from within her own ranks. In a recent survey conducted by the opinion research institute Opinium for the “Observer”, the approval ratings for Truss among Britons fell from -9 to a value of -37 within a week. According to the institute, the value is lower than that of ex-Prime Minister Boris Johnson shortly before his forced resignation (-28).