boost to democracy in pakistan. what do ou boost to democracy in pakistan. what do you make boost to democracy in pakistan. what do you make of boost to democracy in pakistan. what do you make of the boost to democracy in pakistan. what do you make of the military s role do you make of the military s role in pakistan today? i do you make of the military s role in pakistan today? in pakistan today? i think the military have in pakistan today? i think the military have no in pakistan today? i think the military have no desire - in pakistan today? i think the military have no desire to - in pakistan today? i think thej military have no desire to get involved politically. the last army chief was extremely involved and we have a new one now, who has made it clear that he doesn t want to get involved politically. he supports elections. but the situation in pakistan is very dire at the moment, with the economic crisis, political crisis, and the pakistani taliban attacking governmen
liz truss does accept that, actually, you can tjust go straight to those tax cuts without not only laying out the groundwork, that was her point. my point would be without dealing with the other things first. inflation, first of all, getting growth into the economy, keeping debt under control. your question is, in my heart, do i think we should have a lower tax economy? answer, yes, absolutely. my question is, in your heart, do you think that liz truss approach was the right one? well, clearly it wasn t. speaking to the same programme, labour s liz kendall criticised liz truss lack of apology for what happened during her short premiership. less than 20 weeks since the conservatives drove the economy off the cliff, liz truss is already back with no apology and no humility and people whose mortgages rocketed and whose pensions plummeted will knock on with, at best, shock and, at worst, anger.
in the forthcoming general election. but he was placed under arrest a move musharraf described as politically motivated. allowed to seek medical treatment abroad, he was convicted in his absence of treason and accused of involvement in bhutto s assassination. pervez musharraf once said pakistan would help to shape the future for both islam and the west, and the relations between them. on that, there would probably be little disagreement, but there undoubtedly will be over pervez musharraf s own contribution. i m joined now by the journalist ahmed rashid, who is in lahore. thank you for coming on the programme. i want to pick up that final thought of gordon s, no doubting he had a significant impact on the recent history of pakistan. how do you think you will be remembered? i
joing me now is kate andrews, economics editor at the spectator a right leaning politics and culture magazine. thank you for coming on the programme. thank you for coming on the programme- thank you for coming on the rouramme. ., ~ i. ., ., programme. thank you for having me. we will aet programme. thank you for having me. we will get to programme. thank you for having me. we will get to the programme. thank you for having me. we will get to the political programme. thank you for having me. we will get to the political back - we will get to the political back and forth in a moment. first, i want to get to the substance of what liz truss actually wrote. what stood out for you? truss actually wrote. what stood out for ou? ,, , ., truss actually wrote. what stood out for ou? ,, ., , ., for you? she is asking readers of the telegraph for you? she is asking readers of the telegraph to for you? she is asking readers of the telegraph to accept - for you? she is asking readers of t