[arista]

The 5mins interviews,
Truss did on Local BBC radio

are being played through the day
on SkyNewsHD and BBCnewsHD

[arista]

[Liz Truss's radio roadshow

The PM endured a torrid round
of BBC local radio interviews this
morning.
She faced hard questions with presenters
often presenting questions and criticism
from readers struggling with
the cost-of-living crisis:

LEEDS

The first question to the PM was
'where have you been?'
She went on to say: 'We had to take urgent
action to get our economy growing,
get Britain moving and also deal with inflation.
'Of course that means taking
controversial decision but I am
prepared to do that as Prime Minister.'

NORFOLK

The PM said it was 'really important'
the Government 'took action quickly'
to 'reduce the tax burden and get
the economy going'.
She is also a Norfolk MP and was asked
about when King's Lynn would get
a new hospital.

KENT

Questions for the Prime Minister from
BBC Radio Kent listeners included
'What on earth were you thinking?',
'How can we ever trust the Conservatives
with our economy again?'
and 'Are you ashamed of what you've done?',
the show's presenter said.
Asked if she will reverse the policies
unveiled in the mini-budget,
Prime Minister Liz Truss replied:
'I don't accept the premise of the question.'

LANCASHIRE

The PM faced fewer questions on the
economy and more on fracking,
which has taken place in Lancashire.
Her government has lifted the moratorium
on drilling despite fears of earthquakes.
She said: 'We will only press ahead with
fracking in areas where there is local
community support for that.
The UK has become dependent on global
energy prices.
We have seen through Vladimir Putin's
appalling war in Ukraine how energy
prices have shot up and Russia has
used the fact that it produces gas
as a way of exerting pressure on
other countries.'

NOTTINGHAM

Ms Truss said it was 'simply not true' when
asked by BBC Radio Nottingham whether
her mini-budget was a 'reverse Robin Hood'
that disproportionately benefited the most wealthy.
Asked how she was creating a fairer tax system,
Liz Truss told BBC Radio Nottingham:
'The reality is, people having lower taxes
across the board - everything from
national insurance to corporation
tax to income tax - helps everybody because
it helps grow the economy.
It's not necessarily popular to keep
corporation tax low but I want
to make sure we do because I want
to make sure we attract investment
into this country.'

TEES

Ms Truss was told about a listener, Diane,
who has had to sell her house of 25 years
due to the cost-of-living crisis.
The Prime Minister was asked how tax
cuts for the wealthiest would help
people like Diane, and replied:
'Well, we are cutting taxes across the
board because we were facing the highest tax
burden on Britain for 70 years and that
was causing a lack of economic growth,
and without growth we don't get the investment,
we don't get the jobs we need,
which helps local communities
right around the country.
We're also reversing the increase in
national insurance.
We're also reducing the basic rate.
So we're reducing taxes across the
board, because the tax burden
was too high.'

BRISTOL

The PM was asked: 'I thought you believed
in sound money, or have you changed your
mind about that like you did about Brexit?'

STOKE

The PM was asked: 'Have you taken the keys
of the country and crashed the economy?'
She replied: 'I've taken decisive action to deal
with the very difficult situation the country
and the world is facing.']

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ce-public.html

[arista]

The LBC 10AM Live Left Winger
Edited the BBC radio clips to how he wanted.

So one of the Radio Presenters,
asked "when"

His edit Cut out her Important reply
Truss said Saturday.

[arista]

PM Truss sat in the BBC Westminster Studio
with Headphones on

The 8 Local regional BBC radio studios asked
questions to 5mins in time

[Gusto Brunt]

Originally Posted by arista

PM Truss sat in the BBC Westminster Studio
with Headphones on

The 8 Local regional BBC radio studios asked
questions to 5mins in time

Long pauses too.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i don't disagree with it being like a bucket of sick, but Truss won't last the year, she may not last 6 months

Her deputy is Therese Coffey

[joeysteele]

She's totally deluded.

In better economic times her policy would have more merit.
However not now, she can't answer correctly the questions put to her.
She actually doesn't even try to address them.

Her delusion is growing sadly.
Definitely there's no real PM material across the leadership of the Parties at present.
However she most assuredly is the absolute WORST of the lot.

No wonder she's seen as being untrustworthy.
Hopeless, totally hopeless.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Gusto Brunt

Long pauses too.

She had to think of a good reply.

[arista]

[bitontheslide]

Scotland's first minister has said she has still not had a phone call with Liz Truss more than a month after she became prime minister.

Nicola Sturgeon told the BBC it was "absurd" and "unprecedented" that she had yet to hear from the new PM.

Ms Sturgeon had talks with Theresa May and Boris Johnson within days of them being appointed.

Ms Truss branded Ms Sturgeon as an "attention seeker" who was best ignored during the Tory leadership contest.

Speaking to BBC political editor Chris Mason ahead of the SNP conference in Aberdeen, Ms Sturgeon said that other than "an exchange or two" between the two leaders at events following the death of the Queen, there had been no formal contact.

She added: "I don't know whether that is arrogance, lack of respect or insecurity or whatever it is. It's not the right way to do government in a grown up way.

"So I hope we will see a change. I'll do my best to work with Liz Truss as constructively as possible or whoever comes after because we can't take anything for granted in UK politics these days."

In a separate interview with BBC Scotland, she described the lack of a phone call as "unprecedented", adding: "It's not just me. When I spoke to him in Edinburgh a couple of weeks ago it was the same for (Welsh first minister) Mark Drakeford.

"I spoke to David Cameron when I became first minister within hours. I spoke to Theresa May and Boris Johnson shortly after they became prime minister. For reasons best known to herself Liz Truss hasn't engaged with the devolved administrations."

A spokesman for Mr Drakeford, also confirmed he had not had a call from Liz Truss either and said there was "nothing scheduled."

Mr Drakeford had also spoken to Mr Johnson and Mrs May shortly after they each became prime minister.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-63175102

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it just gets worse every day

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Scotland's first minister has said she has still not had a phone call with Liz Truss more than a month after she became prime minister.

Nicola Sturgeon told the BBC it was "absurd" and "unprecedented" that she had yet to hear from the new PM.

Ms Sturgeon had talks with Theresa May and Boris Johnson within days of them being appointed.

Ms Truss branded Ms Sturgeon as an "attention seeker" who was best ignored during the Tory leadership contest.

Speaking to BBC political editor Chris Mason ahead of the SNP conference in Aberdeen, Ms Sturgeon said that other than "an exchange or two" between the two leaders at events following the death of the Queen, there had been no formal contact.

She added: "I don't know whether that is arrogance, lack of respect or insecurity or whatever it is. It's not the right way to do government in a grown up way.

"So I hope we will see a change. I'll do my best to work with Liz Truss as constructively as possible or whoever comes after because we can't take anything for granted in UK politics these days."

In a separate interview with BBC Scotland, she described the lack of a phone call as "unprecedented", adding: "It's not just me. When I spoke to him in Edinburgh a couple of weeks ago it was the same for (Welsh first minister) Mark Drakeford.

"I spoke to David Cameron when I became first minister within hours. I spoke to Theresa May and Boris Johnson shortly after they became prime minister. For reasons best known to herself Liz Truss hasn't engaged with the devolved administrations."

A spokesman for Mr Drakeford, also confirmed he had not had a call from Liz Truss either and said there was "nothing scheduled."

Mr Drakeford had also spoken to Mr Johnson and Mrs May shortly after they each became prime minister.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-63175102

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it just gets worse every day

Liz has probably forgotton she exists

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Liz has probably forgotton she exists

No, Not at all.


Prague and a Meeting with Macron
was more important to her Government


The SNP has massive Health Hospital Problems
that Pathetic Scottish Leader
should sort all that out first...............

Ref: STV1HD news
that was on my Sat HD feed

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[The Slim Reaper]

The joy of scrolling 87 pages in every thread to get to the end of Aristas front page nonsense.

[arista]

[arista]

MP's Warned of a Data Leak




[In an email sent this afternoon by Alison Giles
and Mark Harbord, Parliament’s Director of Security
and the Director of Cyber Security respectively,
Members are encouraged to
“[follow] online security best practice”
and warned that the “risk of attacks by social engineering
is also greater if an individual’s personal data
are widely available online”.]


https://order-order.com/2022/10/07/e...ive-data-leak/

https://www.greatyarmouthmercury.co....papers-8394746

[arista]

PM Truss is safe for a Year.


Rules need to be changed
to change the leader.

[bitontheslide]

so was Boris

[arista]

[bitontheslide]

they had to send 4 cabinet ministers out to write letters supporting truss in the papers today. That's unprecedented for a PM in place for only a month

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