The British Prime Minister apologized for the economic failures

This is not the time to change the leader, Armed Forces Minister James Heappey has argued, as he defended the prime minister.

Suggestions that there is a candidate to replace Liz Truss who would unite the party are “for the birds”, he added.

Ms Truss has insisted she will lead the Conservatives into the next general election, despite the U-turns leaving her battling to salvage her authority.

Labor is calling for an election regardless of Ms. Truss’s position.

Speaking the foreign media, Ms Truss apologized for the mistakes she made over the ill-fated mini-budget.

On Monday, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt reversed almost all of the tax-cutting proposals laid out last month by former Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng.

The prime minister chaired a meeting of the Cabinet on Tuesday morning, where the chancellor set out the scale of the coming departmental spending cuts.

The chancellor is insisting that all departments find savings, which could leave the cabinet ministers unhappy to see their budgets slashed. For some, it could be a resigning issue.

The prime minister is expected to hold talks with the European Research Group of Tory MPs, who are on the right of the party.

Ms Truss has been holding meetings with her cabinet ministers and backbench MPs as she tries to reassure her party.

‘Tearing itself apart’

But there is deep unrest in the Conservative Party and active debate about whether and when to try and get rid of the prime minister, with some MPs believing that it is urgent and she should be removed as soon as possible.

A former cabinet minister said: “Whatever happens, it has to happen soon.”

Other MPs believe the prime minister has bought herself some time with the appointment of Mr. Hunt and the dumping of the growth plan, and are waiting to see what further measures the chancellor outlines in a further economic statement on 31 October.

Mr. Heappey said the public “will not indulge in the Conservative Party tearing itself apart” with another change of leadership.

“We have seen over the past two or three weeks what the economic price of political instability has been,” added Mr. Heappey.

Speaking to BBC Breakfast he admitted that the mini-budget was “unhelpful”.

He said “dozens” of his Tory MP colleagues are “gravely concerned” but “they like me recognize this is not the time to be changing the leader again”.

And speaking to Sky News, Mr. Heappey also said that “given how skittish our politicians are” at the moment “I don’t think there’s the opportunity to make any more mistakes”.

Speaking to BBC Reporter Breakfast Mr Heappey admitted that “dozens” of his colleagues are “gravely concerned” about the current leadership

02 1 — Labor leader Sir Keir Starmer has called for Ms. Truss to stand down, and for the government to call an election.“The real risk now is carrying on with this lot rather than having a general election and bringing in a Labor government and securing the economy,” said Sir Keir.”We can’t go on like this by shutting the public out.”A YouGov poll on Tuesday has found that Ms. Truss’s favorability rating has fallen to -70. According to the poll, just one in 10 Britons have a favorable opinion of the prime minister.

Budget U-turns

On Monday, Mr Hunt announced that almost all the tax cuts announced at last month’s mini-budget would be scrapped.

And he said the government’s energy support package – a policy repeatedly championed by Mrs. Truss in defense of her premiership – will be reduced from April.

Former Cabinet Minister Andrew Mitchell said Conservative MPs should recognize “the best possible answer for good government” is to ensure leadership under Ms Truss and Mr Hunt works.

“They are now working together in tandem and I think that arrangement has got the chance to work” he said.

“If it’s not a success and it doesn’t work, then the conservative parliamentary party will have to think again.”

Some Tory MPs are talking privately about how Ms Truss could be expelled from office, despite party rules preventing a formal leadership challenge for a year.

At a meeting of the centrist One Nation Tories, many MPs called for a cabinet reshuffle.

Following the meeting, MP Simon Hoare said: “If there was a seriousness about a reset and a recalibration then there would have to be a reshuffle.”

One MP described Ms Truss’s meeting as “the first time I’ve heard a corpse deliver its own eulogy”.

Liz Truss sat in the Commons for half an hour as Mr Hunt outlined the U-turns to MPs

An unknown number of MPs have sent letters to the 1922 Committee, which represents the backbenchers and which controls the rules surrounding Tory leadership contests.

Some hope that if more than half of MPs told committee chair Sir Graham Brady that they want the prime minister to go, he would make it clear to her.

One person who backed Ms Truss for leadership agreed that she was unlikely to lead the party into the next election, but said: “You’re often defined by what your opponents can’t do”, meaning that if the plotters can’t agree, The PM will remain in place.

There appears to be little agreement about who should take over from Ms Truss if she was removed.

Defense Secretary Ben Wallace has quashed rumors that he could replace Ms Truss if she resigns.

Speaking to the Times, he said that he will be holding on to his current job and accused Tory MPs of playing “political parlor games”.

02 2 — Labor leader Sir Keir Starmer has called for Ms. Truss to stand down, and for the government to call an election.“The real risk now is carrying on with this lot rather than having a general election and bringing in a Labor government and securing the economy,” said Sir Keir.”We can’t go on like this by shutting the public out.”A YouGov poll on Tuesday has found that Ms. Truss’s favorability rating has fallen to -70. According to the poll, just one in 10 Britons have a favorable opinion of the prime minister.

Budget U-turns

On Monday, Mr Hunt announced that almost all the tax cuts announced at last month’s mini-budget would be scrapped.

And he said the government’s energy support package – a policy repeatedly championed by Mrs. Truss in defense of her premiership – will be reduced from April.

Former Cabinet Minister Andrew Mitchell said Conservative MPs should recognize “the best possible answer for good government” is to ensure leadership under Ms Truss and Mr Hunt works.

“They are now working together in tandem and I think that arrangement has got the chance to work” he said.

“If it’s not a success and it doesn’t work, then the conservative parliamentary party will have to think again.”

Some Tory MPs are talking privately about how Ms Truss could be expelled from office, despite party rules preventing a formal leadership challenge for a year.

At a meeting of the centrist One Nation Tories, many MPs called for a cabinet reshuffle.

Following the meeting, MP Simon Hoare said: “If there was a seriousness about a reset and a recalibration then there would have to be a reshuffle.”

One MP described Ms Truss’s meeting as “the first time I’ve heard a corpse deliver its own eulogy”.

Liz Truss sat in the Commons for half an hour as Mr Hunt outlined the U-turns to MPs

An unknown number of MPs have sent letters to the 1922 Committee, which represents the backbenchers and which controls the rules surrounding Tory leadership contests.

Some hope that if more than half of MPs told committee chair Sir Graham Brady that they want the prime minister to go, he would make it clear to her.

One person who backed Ms Truss for leadership agreed that she was unlikely to lead the party into the next election, but said: “You’re often defined by what your opponents can’t do”, meaning that if the plotters can’t agree, The PM will remain in place.

There appears to be little agreement about who should take over from Ms Truss if she was removed.

Defense Secretary Ben Wallace has quashed rumors that he could replace Ms Truss if she resigns.

Speaking to the Times, he said that he will be holding on to his current job and accused Tory MPs of playing “political parlor games”.

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