Liz Truss almost as unpopular as Prince Andrew as 80% have 'unfavourable' opinion of Prime Minister

Liz Truss is almost as popular with the public as Prince Andrew, according to a new poll which shows his approval rating has taken another hit.

YouGov found that only 10% of Britons have a favorable opinion of the Prime Minister while 80% have an opinion unfavorable - giving her a net -70 approval.

The stunning decline in her popularity since the disastrous mini budget that sparked the market turmoil means that Ms Truss is almost as hated as the Duke of 'York.

< p>Andrew – disgraced for his relationship with late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein – is viewed favorably by 5% of the public and unfavorably by 85%, according to the results of the September's YouGov survey.

As Tory MPs deliberate over her future, Ms Truss's personal ratings on record are lower than those reached by Boris Johnson or Jeremy Corbyn at the height of their unpopularity.

A Redfield & Wilton poll released on Monday afternoon showed Sir Keir Starmer's Labor party an astonishing 36 point lead over the Tories - the biggest lead ever recorded by a pollster for any party.< /p>

Ms Truss apologized to MPs for her 'mistakes' on Monday night - but pledged to lead the Tories through the next general election as she fights for her job.

"I think that's the mark of an honest politician saying, yes, I made a mistake," she told the BBC after her economic program was left in tatters by new Chancellor Jeremy Hunt.

Ms Truss met with Conservative MPs from the Gr One Nation and said she was "sorry" for the mistakes made, as many MPs expressed relief Mr Hunt now appeared to be in charge of the economy.

But the veteran Tory MP Sir Charles Walker became the latest to call on Ms Truss to step down, saying she was 'catastrophically incompetent'. He said the situation would only be 'remedied' with 'a new Prime Minister'.

Defence Secretary James Heappey admitted Ms Truss could not afford to do so” a lot more" mistakes and survive as Prime Minister.

Asked how many more mistakes she could afford, the Armed Forces Minister told Sky News: "Hey well, I suspect, given how fickle our politics are at the moment, not much."

Senior Tory MP Simon Hoare told the Today show BBC Radio 4 that "the slight flirtation with tea party libertarianism was strangled at birth - this must be seen as a good thing".

Mr Hoare said there were conversations about Ms. Truss' future "in all wings of the party, and I think this may be a first. The anxiety-inducing element is that there is no obvious path to this."

The senior official added, "There must be a question mark, surely, as to everything. individual who, after 12 years in power … is prepared to carry out such a risky strategy."

Former Minister Liam Fox described Ms Truss as "chastened" and said market forces would " judge and jury" of the Conservative Party under his leadership.

An ally of Penny Mordaunt spoke to Rishi Sunak last week and suggested he could be Ms Mordaunt's chancellor in the part of a 'unity ticket' if the prime minister is expelled, according to The Times.

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