Liz Truss calls for Trump-style 'revolution' in the UK after blaming Bank of England for her downfall

Liz Truss has defended her record as prime minister and called for "institutional change" in Britain in the same way she claims Donald Trump delivered "revolution in the US".

The former Conservative leader has spoken to Sky's Wilfred Frost on his The Master Investor Podcast nearly three years after she resigned as prime minister - 44 days after taking over from Boris Johnson.

Her downfall began when she and her then chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng unleashed £45bn of unfunded tax cuts on the markets in a mini-budget which sparked weeks of economic turmoil in 2022.

By Sky News

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