The papers preview Liz Truss's Conservative conference speech as infighting in the party continues.
Many of Wednesday's papers lead on suggestions of infighting within the Conservative Party around key policies announced in the government's mini-budget. The Guardian reports that Liz Truss' cabinet is in open warfare, with the home secretary accusing fellow Tory MPs of trying to stage a coup against the prime minister.The i says it is "open warfare" in the Tory party, with infighting leaving the prime minister "in peril".
After facing days of opposition to her tax-cutting agenda, the PM will launch an attack on what she will call the "anti-growth coalition", as well as insisting that "whenever there is change, there is disruption", the paper says.The Times is also reporting on the warning Liz Truss will give to the Tory party conference that the nation faces more disruption as the price of economic growth.
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