Whoever coined the expression  “A week is a long time in politics” was right. Probably more accurately would be “a weekend in politics” When I initially started to write this article on Saturday morning Boris Johnson, Rishi Sunak and Penny Mordaunt had all entered the fray, vying to be PM.

I was going to tear it up thinking by Monday afternoon little of it would remain relevant as Sunak is now the last man standing. However, a lot of it is still relevant.

So what happened in the lead up and especially to Liz Truss.

In what can only be considered a “coup” to oust Liz Truss, we had WEF Prime Minister Liz Truss and WEF member Kwasi Kwarteng at the helm implementing more intended devastation for the UK economy.

Guess who then took over to “right” the ship. That’s right, it was WEF member Jeremy Hunt. You know how I feel about coincidences