Truss: I was wrong, but can still lead Conservatives to next election

　　China News Service, October 18. According to comprehensive foreign media reports, on the 17th local time, British Prime Minister Truss admitted in an interview with the media that "mistakes were made" in formulating policies, but she insisted that she could continue to lead the Conservative Party to participate. the next general election.

Data map: British Prime Minister Truss.

　　"I stayed because I was chosen to serve the country, and that's what I'm determined to do now," Truss said in an interview, according to the BBC.

　　At the same time, Truss also said that although the more than a month since taking office was "not perfect", she "corrected" the mistakes she made.

She will remain committed to boosting UK economic growth, acknowledging that it will now take longer to achieve that.

　　"I'm still committed to that vision, but we're going to have to do it differently," Truss said.

　　According to previous reports, on the evening of the 17th local time, Truss apologized to the senators in a meeting with some Conservative MPs, saying that the government he led had made mistakes in the formulation of the "mini budget".

　　Truss' press secretary told reporters at the scene that Truss thought he "wanted to do too much and was too hasty" and apologized.

　　Britain's new Chancellor of the Exchequer Hunt issued a statement on the 17th saying that "almost all" tax cuts in the "mini-budget" policy have been cancelled.