Liz Truss will face questions about whether she can restore her government’s economic credibility amid another round of dire financial headlines this morning.

The prime minister will face MPs for her second-ever PMQs after Britain’s independent central bank governor last night made it clear he has no intention of extending an emergency debt-buying program beyond Friday.

The prime minister, who is also Britain’s First Lord of the Treasury, has some big decisions to make in the days ahead.

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