LIZ Truss has denied wanting a No 10 comeback and said she was not to blame for soaring mortgage costs.
Ms Truss said interest rates had gone up globally and pointed the finger at Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey. She insisted: "I faced real resistance and actions by the Bank of England that undermined my policy and created the problems in the markets."
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