Rebellious Tory MPs look for Liz Truss’s successor
The New Statesman politics team report from the Conservative Party conference.
Freddie Hayward
Freddie Hayward is political reporter at the New Statesman. He interviews leading political figures, writes Morning Call and appears on the New Statesman podcast. He tweets @freddiejh8.
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