few days after keir starmer said if labour win, read my lips was his phrase, immigration will come down. you can see that in the debate tonight, rishi sunak has a task ahead. notjust to show wavering conservative or labour switches that he should be given another chance in downing street against keir starmer, but also to find a way to remind potential reform uk voters it is only he or keir starmer who could be walking into downing street onjuly the 5th. brute walking into downing street on july the 5th. ~ , , .,~ walking into downing street on july the 5th. ~ , , ., ~ ., walking into downing street on july the5th. . ,, , the 5th. we will speak to james cleverly from the 5th. we will speak to james cleverly from the the 5th. we will speak to james cleverly from the conservativesj cleverly from the conservatives later and indeed sir ed davey, leader of the liberal democrats. the liberal democrats are today setting out what they describe as bold plans to fix the crisis in care service
affecting the uk and their plans to address them. so what can you expect to hear? 0ur political correspondent nick eardley is taking a look. good morning. yes, the first head to head debate tonight, big moment in the campaign, but which claims can you trust and which can t you? bbc verify is going to be here tonight looking at that. we don t know exactly what s going to come up, but we ve been preparing based on some of the claims we ve had in the past few days. and i wanted to mention a couple that it s worth casting a skeptical ear over if you hear them tonight. let s start with the economy, a key battleground for both keir starmer and rishi sunak. both parties have made big claims about what the other s policies would mean. so what are the facts? let s start with this claim. the conservatives are claiming that there s a £38 billion gap in labour s spending plans and they say to fill it labour will have to put taxes up. it s worth being sceptical about this figure, though.
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