Delegates take a break outside the venue on the opening day. AFP
British Prime Minister Liz Truss speaks at the ruling Conservative Party's annual conference in Birmingham. Reuters
Attendees take their seats before the keynote speech by Ms Truss. Bloomberg
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Nadhim Zahawi speaks. PA
Prime Minister Truss and her husband Hugh O'Leary arrive for day four of the Conservative Party conference. Getty Images
A delegate wears a red 'Make Britain Great Again' cap. Getty Images
A member of the audience wears socks with Union Jack colours. Reuters
Liz Truss and Chancellor of the Exchequer Kwasi Kwarteng visit the construction site of a medical innovation campus during day three of the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham. Getty Images
Foreign Secretary James Cleverly arrives at the conference. Reuters
Former home secretary Priti Patel speaks in Birmingham. Getty Images
A delegate is pictured with a bag displaying pictures of former Conservative prime ministers Benjamin Disraeli, Winston Churchill, Boris Johnson and Margaret Thatcher. AFP
Mr Kwarteng delivers a speech on day two of the annual Conservative Party conference in Birmingham. Getty Images
Liz Truss, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Nadhim Zahawi and Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Therese Coffey listen to Mr Kwarteng speak. Reuters
Ms Truss arrives for the Conservative Party Conference. EPA
Leaflets with Ms Truss on the cover are seen on the second day of the conference. Getty Images
A person attending the conference carries a bag from the Taxpayers' Alliance. EPA
Refugees present Tory delegates with 'one-way tickets' to Rwanda during a protest outside the Conservative Party annual conference. PA
Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Secretary Jacob Rees-Mogg laughs as he arrives. EPA
Ms Truss and Mr Kwarteng chat at the opening session of Conservative Party conference in Birmingham. EPA
A protester demonstrates outside the annual autumn conference. Bloomberg
Mr Kwarteng gives a TV interview. Reuters
Protesters march with placards at a demonstration in Birmingham against the Conservative government as the party's conference started in the city. Bloomberg
The prime minister and members of her Cabinet sing the national anthem at the opening session. EPA
Penny Mordaunt, Leader of the House of Commons, pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth II. PA
Protesters and police clash in Birmingham city centre. Getty Images
Former British prime minister Boris Johnson is reflected in Mr Kwarteng's glasses. Reuters
A protester holds a placard condemning the chancellor. Bloomberg
Ms Truss arrives at the conference. Bloomberg
Delegates take a break outside the venue on the opening day. AFP
British Prime Minister Liz Truss speaks at the ruling Conservative Party's annual conference in Birmingham. Reuters
Attendees take their seats before the keynote speech by Ms Truss. Bloomberg
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Nadhim Zahawi speaks. PA
Prime Minister Truss and her husband Hugh O'Leary arrive for day four of the Conservative Party conference. Getty Images
A delegate wears a red 'Make Britain Great Again' cap. Getty Images
A member of the audience wears socks with Union Jack colours. Reuters
Liz Truss and Chancellor of the Exchequer Kwasi Kwarteng visit the construction site of a medical innovation campus during day three of the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham. Getty Images
Foreign Secretary James Cleverly arrives at the conference. Reuters
Former home secretary Priti Patel speaks in Birmingham. Getty Images
A delegate is pictured with a bag displaying pictures of former Conservative prime ministers Benjamin Disraeli, Winston Churchill, Boris Johnson and Margaret Thatcher. AFP
Mr Kwarteng delivers a speech on day two of the annual Conservative Party conference in Birmingham. Getty Images
Liz Truss, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Nadhim Zahawi and Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Therese Coffey listen to Mr Kwarteng speak. Reuters
Ms Truss arrives for the Conservative Party Conference. EPA
Leaflets with Ms Truss on the cover are seen on the second day of the conference. Getty Images
A person attending the conference carries a bag from the Taxpayers' Alliance. EPA
Refugees present Tory delegates with 'one-way tickets' to Rwanda during a protest outside the Conservative Party annual conference. PA
Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Secretary Jacob Rees-Mogg laughs as he arrives. EPA
Ms Truss and Mr Kwarteng chat at the opening session of Conservative Party conference in Birmingham. EPA
A protester demonstrates outside the annual autumn conference. Bloomberg
Mr Kwarteng gives a TV interview. Reuters
Protesters march with placards at a demonstration in Birmingham against the Conservative government as the party's conference started in the city. Bloomberg
The prime minister and members of her Cabinet sing the national anthem at the opening session. EPA
Penny Mordaunt, Leader of the House of Commons, pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth II. PA
Protesters and police clash in Birmingham city centre. Getty Images
Former British prime minister Boris Johnson is reflected in Mr Kwarteng's glasses. Reuters
A protester holds a placard condemning the chancellor. Bloomberg
Ms Truss arrives at the conference. Bloomberg
Delegates take a break outside the venue on the opening day. AFP
