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Last morning in No 10 is straightforward – but what now for Liz Truss?

Practicals may be sorted, yet Truss will face her most difficult task, carving out role on Tory backbench as former PM

While Liz Truss’s official spokesperson insisted she was still “working from Downing Street” on Monday, in reality she has just one more real task left from what will be precisely 50 days as prime minister: departing from the role.

In a chronology now familiar to UK politics watchers, after chairing a farewell cabinet meeting on Tuesday morning, the much used No 10 lectern will be brought outside for Truss to make a final, brief statement, at about 10.15am.

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