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A | 上午10点半，柏油路面泛着热浪，山东滨州市市场监管局干部张雪松穿着外卖骑手工作服，穿梭在大街小巷。 London, Oct 15 (UNI) Liz Truss is facing a backlash from Conservative MPs after firing her chancellor and announcing a second U-turn on a major economic policy.

Rishi Sunak-backers say "dissatisfaction is so high", however, making place for another PM in quick succession is not something the party can afford.

One former minister told the BBC: "we cannot go on like this indefinitely". However, several of Boris Johnson's supporters would do anything to stop Indian-origin Sunak from taking over.

Another Tory MP said the party was in a "state of despair" after the PM's Downing Street news conference.

Truss supporter Christopher Chope said "time will tell" if she had done enough to secure her position but those plotting to remove her were "hyenas".

Sir Christopher said: "We can't possibly force another prime minister out of office, we've just got to calm down and try to give the prime minister our support."

On Friday, Truss sacked her chancellor, Kwasi Kwarteng, and reversed a key policy to scrap the planned rise in corporation tax from 19 to 25 per cent. The statement marks the second major U-turn on the mini-budget after Truss cancelled her plan to scrap the top rate of income tax earlier this month.

The U-turn on corporation tax is "going to be damaging to the prospects for growth" and is "totally inconsistent" with what she said during the campaign, Sir Christopher said.

Conservative MP for Coalville, Andrew Bridgen, said he thinks "there'll be a challenge to Truss in the next few weeks".

Bridgen, who backed Rishi Sunak to be leader, said: "Dissatisfaction is so high in the parliamentary party.

"Removing Kwasi Kwarteng when he implemented the policies she asked him to do won't engender loyalty to her."

On September 23, Kwarteng unveiled a so-called mini-budget to deliver the prime minister's vision, announcing the biggest package of tax cuts in decades. But the mini-budget spooked financial markets and sparked a revolt among Tory MPs, who urged the prime minister to drop parts of her economic plan to shore up the UK's finances.

Privately many Conservative MPs admit they have gone through despondency and into despair over the past 24 hours, the BBC said.

By going back on her promise to cut taxes she has now alienated some of those who backed her in the leadership contest for her "bold" approach.

It is not hard to find Tory MPs who think her time is up.

One former backer told the BBC, Truss had "appointed her successor," by bringing in Jeremy Hunt as chancellor. "Sadly I think that hastened her demise," the Conservative MP said.

Another MP called Truss's news conference "a mega-disaster". They said: "She will have to resign - she is worse than Corbyn."

Truss insisted she would stay on as prime minister to see through her "mission" to get the economy growing.

"I'm absolutely determined to see through what I promised - to deliver a higher growth, more prosperous United Kingdom to see us through the storm we face," Truss said.

The eight-minute news conference came after a dramatic day in which the prime minister fired Kwarteng after he returned early from a US summit.

Members of Truss's cabinet are not in open revolt. Many allies have been tweeting support for her and the new chancellor, Hunt.

Former chancellor Nadhim Zahawi tweeted: "It's time to get Britain moving. We are determined to grow the economy, eliminate the Covid backlog and protect people from Putin's energy warfare."

In a tweet, Deputy Prime Minister Therese Coffey - a close ally of Truss - said the prime minister was "right to act now to ensure our country's economic stability".

And Business and Energy Secretary Jacob Rees-Mogg tweeted: "As a government, we must now get on and deliver the pro-growth reforms that will lay the foundations for our future prosperity."

The Liberal Democrats and the SNP have called for a general election, while shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves said a new government led by Labour is "what this country needs".

Truss has ruled out a general election until 2024.

Many in the parliamentary Conservative party think they have to avoid another drawn-out leadership contest where Tory members have the final say.

The idea cropping up most is a joint ticket with former chancellor Rishi Sunak and Penny Mordaunt. But after 12 years in power, under four different leaders, there are many old scores to settle in the Tory Party, the BBC said.

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B | 今年7月，滨州市市场监管局选派10名年轻干部，在美团、京东秒送、淘宝闪购等平台当两周配送骑手。“坐在办公室看报表、查投诉，总有看不到的角落。干部当骑手，能直接观察店面，把问题‘捞’上来。”滨州市市场监管局局长王兵说。（据《人民日报》8月18日报道）14天、145个问题，客串骑手的体验不仅让干部们汗流浃背，更让他们“捞”出了“幽灵外卖”、小区找楼难、换电站缺电池等实际问题，为做好市场监管提供了参考依据。

C | 做好调查研究，是提升监管质效的“先手棋”，更是破解治理难题的“金钥匙”。长期以来，一些地方的调研工作陷入了“看报表、听汇报”的窠臼。看似忙碌，实则空转，既摸不到实情，更解决不了真问题，最终只能沦为走过场。

D | 身子沉下去，才能把问题“捞”上来。很多时候，基层治理的诸多难题，不在于政策体系不够完善，而在于干群之间的信息壁垒难以打破。“最好的调研就是穿上对方的鞋，走一段他走的路。”当地干部的这句话，道出了体验式调研的核心要义——不是带着问卷去“问”，而是成为其中一员去感受。当干部变成普通骑手，为找一栋没有楼号的居民楼急得满头大汗、为高峰期换电站无电池可换而焦躁不安，那些写在台账上的“问题清单”便不再是冰冷的文字，而是切身的痛感。

E | 这样的调研，才能告别“隔着玻璃看”的虚浮，拥有“踩着泥土干”的踏实。这种体验式调研的深层价值，在于为年轻干部建立起换位思考的治理思维。两周的风吹日晒，手臂上晒出清晰分界线，手掌上磨出薄茧，这些真实的体验，会成为长久的提醒：所有制度设计和执法行动，最终指向的都是一个个具体的人。唯有将双脚真正踩进泥土里，才能让治理举措更有温度、更具实效。这种从群众中来、到群众中去的调研方法，也为更多基层职能部门优化作风、提升治理能力提供了可复制的路径。体验是好的起点，但并非终点。滨州的可贵之处，不仅在于145个问题全部建立台账、明确整改责任和办理时限，更在于把“新录用公务员到新业态一线体验至少7天”列为转正定级的重要参考，并建立“随手拍、随时报”线索直报机制，让体验式调研从一时的“身体共情”变为长久的制度赋能。知屋漏者在宇下，知政失者在草野。基层治理没有捷径，唯有以脚步丈量民情、用真心换取信任。将沉下去的作风与“捞”问题的本领统一起来，让每一次“身体力行”都转化为治理增效的动能，才能书写更有温度、更见实效的民生答卷。