We spoke to the Observer columnist Sonia Sodha and Fraser Nelson, editor of the Spectator, about Liz Truss becoming prime minister.

Liz Truss has just two years before her progress - or lack of it - is judged by the public at a general election.

We spoke to Wes Streeting, shadow health secretary, about the NHS crisis which Liz Truss will look to improve.

In her first speech as PM, Liz Truss declared the NHS to be her third priority - pledging to bring down doctors waiting times, although offering no detail on how she'd go about it.

We spoke to Conservative MP Paul Scully about Liz Truss being appointed prime minister.

For some businesses, any promise of help from the new prime minister will already come too late.

We spoke to the Conservative MP and former party leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith.

Liz Truss has named growing the economy as her first priority, but to do that she'll need to get to grips with priority number two: getting a handle on spiralling energy bills.

Addressing the nation for the first time as prime minister, Liz Truss insisted that the country could "ride out the storm" caused by the energy crisis.  

Boris Johnson left Downing Street a few hours ago: his parting shot a freewheeling defence of his record in office, a complaint that the rules of the race had changed halfway through and a classical allusion hinting at a potential comeback.

We were joined by Times columnist Iain Martin and executive editor of The Economist Anne McElvoy.

During the campaign Liz Truss described the Welsh first minister Mark Drakeford as a "low energy Jeremy Corbyn" - though he did tweet his congratulations earlier today - along with an appeal for urgent action on the cost of living crisis.

Liz Truss will be heading to Scotland first thing tomorrow, where she will be sworn in by the Queen at Balmoral.

We were joined by the Labour party chair Anneliese Dodds.

Liz Truss's margin of victory was much narrower than most had expected. And she wasn't the first choice of leader for most Conservative MPs either. So does that mean she's now leading a divided party?