up their campaigns out across the country. let s take you through some of todays key events: rishi sunak and sir keir starmer go head to head in their second live tv debate later facing questions from voters on sky news in grimsby this evening. will either man change tack, or will it be more of the same? we ll be discussing all of that during the course of the day. and the green party launches its manifesto promising to raise taxes on higher earners and the wealthy to help fund 50 billion a yearfor the nhs and social care. also today: the cost of living is always important, and we ve just had figures out this morning showing that the uk economy failed to grow in april after particularly wet weather affected consumer spending. the office for national statistics recorded no growth for the month, which was in line with economists expectations. nevertheless it will be disappointing for the conservatives. here is hannah minna. the green party are pledging to mend what i call brok
people less familiar with westminster saying, this is really shocking. this is not why we want mps voting for the government. actually, money for children in their constituency, they are being threatened with that taken away. i think this is actually going to blow up think this is actually going to blow up and become quite a big story. i think it is something that people know to have gone on in westminster, but it is a bit like the mp expenses scandal in some ways. everyone in westminster knows it goes on and just think that s the way politics works, but when you talk to the public about it, they find it pretty shocking and the don t get is a way this country should be run. i am this country should be run. i am not clear from this country should be run. i am not clear from peter this country should be run. i am not clear from peter v clear from peter v christian wakeford gave, whether action change how we voted, because shirley are shirley arts the public. i shirley arts the