The Foreign Secretary - who took over Lord Frosts Brexit brief when he stepped down last month - was widely commended for ushering in a new period of relations with the EU. Unlike her predecessor, Ms Truss has adopted a more measured approach sparking hopes that a satisfactory solution can be found to the controversial Northern Ireland Protocol.<\/p>\n
Express reader WidowSon said: The future of the Cons rests with you Liz, never mind Boris having a few drinks.<\/p>\n
Another with the username Cazza wrote: Think it's time for the backbenchers to put their letters in of no confidence in Boris.<\/p>\n
They added: Clear out needed and Liz Truss for PM.<\/p>\n
WhyAyeMan wrote: \"Project Fear was always based on utter tripe aimed at stalling our exit and in their Remainiac minds, preventing us ever leaving the disgusting PONZI scheme - that we never voted to join in the first place.\"<\/p>\n
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She said she held constructive talks with Maro efovi - the Vice-President of the EU Commission last week.<\/p>\n
In a joint EU-UK statement, the pair said intensive talks would begin this week to deal with the outstanding issues relating to the protocol.<\/p>\n
Speaking to the BBC afterwards, Ms Truss Weve had constructive talks with the EU.<\/p>\n
Were now going to go into intensive negotiations to work towards a negotiated solution to sort out these very real issues for the people of Northern Ireland.<\/p>\n
What I want is a negotiated solution. I think there is a deal to be done. We have had constructive talks over the last day.<\/p>\n
Of course there is more work to do, and that is why we are intensifying the discussions.<\/p>\n
I will be seeing the vice-president again in a weeks time, and I do want to make progress.<\/p>\n
Clearly if we dont make sufficient progress we will have to look at the alternatives, but my absolute desire is to get a deal that works for the people of Northern Ireland.<\/p>\n
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