who offers change. the more popular candidate with mps, though, was rishi sunak. in this campaign video, he s celebrating attracting their support. guys, we totally smashed it well done! but polling suggests that he faces a bigger challenge in gaining grassroots support. his backers hope that party members will see him as more financially responsible, especially as government borrowing is going up and interest payments have hit a record of more than £19 billion, so they argue that cutting taxes right now would make a bad economic situation worse. well, i think it would be inflationary- and i think it would riskl the hard won reputation of the conservative party. we have fought hard to defend the principle that countries, i rather like households, should try to live within their means. i there are clear policy differences between the candidates, but they re also very different personalities. in this press pack provided from the rishi sunak camp, we ve been provided with suntan lotion
be concentrating on the cost of living be concentrating on the cost of living process. iwant be concentrating on the cost of living process. i want to see penny io living process. i want to see penny go forward living process. i want to see penny go forward because i think she is the right go forward because i think she is the right one but now they have to put their the right one but now they have to put their case to the numbers and at them put their case to the numbers and at them decide. it is put their case to the numbers and at them decide- them decide. it is all sounding very civil but you them decide. it is all sounding very civil but you are them decide. it is all sounding very civil but you are competing - them decide. it is all sounding very civil but you are competing directly| civil but you are competing directly against each other but who has the momentum really? i against each other but who has the momentum really? momentum really? i actually think that liz
planned before the row over at non domicile status broke. but nonetheless, laura, really dramatic news story to wake up to? yes nonetheless, laura, really dramatic news story to wake up to? nonetheless, laura, really dramatic news story to wake up to? yes and i think it is reflective news story to wake up to? yes and i think it is reflective of news story to wake up to? yes and i think it is reflective of the think it is reflective of the position that rishi sunak finds himself in. the personal did become political and the political personal and he is uncomfortable with that reality. i think we are so used to the personal life of borisjohnson being dragged into politics and there was huge discomfort in the rishi sunak camp about the allegations are parties during lockdown in his own house that i think this has been a really difficult week for the chancellor. and that story is reflective of the fact he himself has been even considering quitting and leaving politics. because he is