but what is absolutely critical is that we now have stability and we rebuild confidence top white but it is an important point. that is absolutely vital. but is an important point. that is absolutely vital. absolutely vital. but it is an important absolutely vital. but it is an important point absolutely vital. but it is an important point because . absolutely vital. but it is an | important point because our absolutely vital. but it is an - important point because our viewers, many of them believe they are already suffering because of the costs and consequences of liz truss decisions. people will want to know, did you raise concerns when you are in the government and part of those decisions? i in the government and part of those decisions? ., ., , . , decisions? i have raised concerns even before decisions? i have raised concerns even before i decisions? i have raised concerns even before i got decisions? i have raised concerns even before i got into decisions? i have rai
question moment which made many people question the conservatives plus economic question the conservatives plus economic competence and it has so many economic competence and it has so many resonances with that particular moment many resonances with that particular moment. and many resonances with that particular moment. ., , ., ., ., moment. and a profound moment oliticall moment. and a profound moment politically and moment. and a profound moment politically and economically, - moment. and a profound moment politically and economically, lord | politically and economically, lord king. does it seem to you as if the markets are the ones who have been in charge because it seems to a lot of people they basically bullied liz truss out of office with of people they basically bullied liz truss out of office witt of people they basically bullied liz truss out of office with markets are not in charge. truss out of office with markets are not in charge, government - truss out of off
briefly, you want liz truss out, who do what in? mr; briefly, you want liz truss out, who do what in? briefly, you want liz truss out, who dowhatin? g, ., . .,. ., do what in? my personal choice would be rishi sunak do what in? my personal choice would be rishi sunak who do what in? my personal choice would be rishi sunak who commanded i do what in? my personal choice would be rishi sunak who commanded mosti be rishi sunak who commanded most support in the parliament free party in the leadership election, he was gaining ground on liz truss all the time during the campaign, and had he not been carrying the burden of the responsivity in the eyes of party members for the removal of boris johnson, who was very popular with party members, then i believe he would have won that contest quite comfortable. would have won that contest quite comfortable- comfortable. thank you for being with us. the headlines on bbc news. the new chancellorjeremy hunt will announce more u turns to the contr
in scotland. we saw liz truss out and about there in elgin at a distillery. she was talking about the economy and rishi sunak was out in aberdeenshire this morning but, yes, we are expecting the issue of that second independence referendum to be a part of the discussion tonight but the one thing we know is that both candidates agree on this. they agree that there should be no second independence referendum. we know that nicola sturgeon would like to have one at the end of next year. now, liz truss has said about nicola sturgeon that it s better to ignore her and that she is an attention seeker and liz truss says the hc as a child of the union. she is a child of the union. she grew up in scotland and indeed she went to primary school near paisley and glasgow and she has said that the 201a referendum was once in a generation, as the snp had said at the time, and she said that the