This episode looks at what kind of country Truss is going to inherit and what challenges she is going to face.

Liz Truss will be coming to Down Street facing a myriad of domestic and foreign challenges, chief among them a toxic economic situation recently made worse by soaring food and energy prices.

Liz Truss is expected to be announced as the new British prime minister on Monday, replacing her former boss Boris Johnson, after a grueling eight-week Tory leadership campaign. 

The finding of the research was published by the Resolution Foundation think tank.

The British establishment has announced an 80 percent increase in electricity and gas bills, effective as of the beginning of October. How the British people are going to afford it is cause for concern.

Britain has announced a whopping 80-percent hike in electricity and gas bills, bearing testimony to the country's worsening cost-of-living crisis.

Three French lawmakers have hit out at Britain for putting the environment, livelihood of fishermen, and public health at greater risk by allowing raw sewage to be dumped in the Channel and the North Sea.

British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss, who is likely to rise to UK's premiership next month, has flatly declared her willingness to use nuclear weapons as needed, even if it meant global annihilation.

The UK foreign ministry has been urged to intervene after a PhD student of Leeds University was jailed in Saudi Arabia for sharing Twitter posts critical of Riyadh.

Britain says Russian President Vladimir Putin has “no moral right” to attend the Group of 20 leaders’ summit in Indonesia.