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Hello and welcome to the Saturday edition of Coffee Health Shots.

It's Trussonomics really dead.

Though Liz Truss and many of her loyalists are now back on the back benches,

there may be something of an attempt to revise her legacy, or at least to show up its merits.

I'm Cindy Yu and I'm joined by Katie Bulls and James Hill to discuss.

Now Katie, you wrote about this in your Times column this week.

To start with, can you set the scene of this reunion of Truss and a few of her loyalists

in a Chinese restaurant in Westminster just before Christmas?

What were they talking about?

It's a site that would have alarmed any government whip.

This is a few weeks before Christmas in the far corner of Marla.

This is a good Chinese restaurant.

Highly recommend to our dad.

We are both regulars, Cindy.

Sat Liz Truss.

We have two former members of her cabinet.

And also one of her former close-aids, who had worked as a part of entry private secretary.

Now you could say there's nothing unusual about old colleagues meeting up.

We've all been there having some dim sum chewing the issues of the day.

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