eleanor, kick us off, the headline is no more sticking plasters on energy, vows trust, so what is liz truss saying? truss saying? this is going to be the big question truss saying? this is going to be the big question of truss saying? this is going to be the big question of her - truss saying? this is going to be i the big question of her premiership going forward. energy bills are the number one concern of the public that he is effectively saying she will have a twofold approach, she wants there to be action on bills long term and also something that will help people at the moment but what she is really pushing is she does not want to be a sticking plaster as she puts it, a temporary solution, she has ruled out hand outs early in the contest and what she wants is a larger solution to the whole issue of energy prices. and benedicte, on that point, we have been calling all summer, every single journalist who speaks to a leadership candidate, for more detail and it has bee
serious questions about how the energy market operates to be allowed to get into this system. interesting that she is teasing out that she might put a cap on the wholesale price is not on the energy cap, but that wholesale prices. it interesting to note that she mentions business as a huge concern, obviously there is no cap for businesses and some are talking about their energy bills quadrupling, going up from £60,000 a year £400,000 and that is just not sustainable. year £400,000 and that is ust not sustainable. sustainable. absolutely right, you are riaht sustainable. absolutely right, you are right to sustainable. absolutely right, you are right to tease sustainable. absolutely right, you are right to tease that sustainable. absolutely right, you are right to tease that out - sustainable. absolutely right, you| are right to tease that out because we have had businesses here talking of extraordinary rises in bills. going back to politics and the front page of the observer