BBC Newsnight: resignation of Kwasi Kwarteng

What is in the new chancellor's in-tray?

The new chancellor, Kwasi Kwarteng, should use Truss’s planned ‘fiscal event’ to be honest about difficult choices on tax and spending beyond this win

How not to run a government: the lessons from Liz Truss's first 40 days

As Truss attempts to calm the markets, the public and her party, the IfG’s new director Dr Hannah White brought together an expert IfG panel to examin

Kwasi Kwarteng’s new era of economic policy is a major gamble  

On tax in particular, the chancellor has chosen cuts to headline rates rather than grasping the nettle on big tax reform. 

Liz Truss is breaking with more than ‘economic orthodoxy’  

Liz Truss' approach to government also reflects a change from accepted norms of good government

Kwarteng and Truss show the perils of disregarding economic institutions

Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng must respond to their miscalculations by recognising that the UK’s economic institutions are vital national assets

How Liz Truss lost trust

Governments also need to build and maintain confidence in their policy- and decision-making processes 

Government policies, not a new Treasury permanent secretary, will determine market confidence

It is policy and not personnel that matter for the markets 

Is it too late for Liz Truss to regain trust?