Why did Liz Truss miss a BBC interview last week? Here’s one possible answer [VIDEO]
Prime ministerial front-runner Liz Truss inexplicably failed to turn up to a BBC interview last week.
She cancelled the appearance, with her team saying she could no longer spare the time to tell the nation what her policies as prime minister would be.
In fact, she has never been quizzed about her plans on national television, meaning she may become PM without many of us knowing what she represents.
But the non-appearance has provided plenty of material for satirists like ‘Liv Struss’ performer Nerine Skinner, who provides a simple answer to the question of what she will provide to the role of PM: idiocy.
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