priorities for the economy. well, what s very important is we get our economy growing, we unleash investment right across the united kingdom. i m here at a whisky distillery talking about how it s important that we back industries like the whisky industry, we get investment in. that s why it s important we keep taxes low, we unleash investment by changing the rules we have at the moment, which are old eu rules, and we turbo charge growth right across our economy. that is the best way to deliver better wages but also morejobs and more growth. alexandra mckenzie. let s get more on this from our scotland correspondent alexandra mckenzie. is this the debate at the hustings tonight, the whole question of whether there should be another independence referendum? yes. whether there should be another independence referendum? yes, then, that is what we independence referendum? yes, then, that is what we are independence referendum? yes, then, that is what we are expecting - independence refe
we re hearing rishi sunak, the former chancellor, and trade minister penny morduant got the most nominations. tomorrow, conservative mps will vote for the first time and any candidate with less than 30 votes must withdraw. one of the eight candidates to make it through to the next round is the foreign secretary liz truss, and she got the backing of two of her most prominent brexit supporting cabinet colleagues earlier. she has been my strongest supporter in voting she has been my strongest supporter in voting opportunities. liz truss did though vote to remain back in 2016 here she is making the case for the single market with the eu. we share the same regulations and rules we share the same regulations and rules over we share the same regulations and rules over things we share the same regulations and rules over things like we share the same regulations and rules over things like food - we share the same regulations and rules over things like food safety, i rules over things l
a nose for quality. it was always something we really love because we used to work involves. lots of cocktails with with the right was ski and so we said ok that s going to be our focus the operation is just one example of a growing trend there are now more distillers in germany than in scotland that typically they produce tiny quantities compared to their scottish counterparts. but what they lack in scale they make up for with other advantages in contrast to scotland s export oriented whisky industry german distillers are primarily for the domestic market making them far more immune to two looming political threats an unruly practices and the possibility of u.s. tariffs depletions it what s the political situation we re currently facing such as breakfast with the present government in the united states they re not scare north
typically they produce tiny quantities compared to their scottish counterparts but what they lack in scale they make up for with other advantages in contrast to scotland export oriented whisky industry german distillers are primarily for the domestic market making them far more immune to two looming political threats an unruly praxis and the possibility of u.s. tariffs depletions that what s the political situation we re currently facing such as breakfast or the present government in the united states they re not scaring off german distillers. up at the moment we re still mostly trading nationally but we re not setting any limits for the future. for now though german distillers are choosing to stay domestic enabling them to serve their whiskey with