she can't _ hustings ruling out rationing. she can't do _ hustings ruling out rationing.d it could happen. she may end up— control and it could happen. she may end up eating quite a lot of humble pie it's _ end up eating quite a lot of humble pie it's in _ end up eating quite a lot of humble pie it's in a — end up eating quite a lot of humble pie it's in a remarkable state of affairs — pie it's in a remarkable state of affairs and _ pie it's in a remarkable state of affairs and if we get into autumn it could _ affairs and if we get into autumn it could he _ affairs and if we get into autumn it could he a — affairs and if we get into autumn it could be a pretty grim winter. eating — could be a pretty grim winter. eating cold humble pie! kevin makes a lot of good points and it's not just about energy security that you need to be mindful of. you also need to be mindful and cognisant of the massive cybersecurity risk that is faced now by governments across the world. if you look at what happened when the power system in ukraine was switched off effectively by a cyber attack i

and i actually happened to attend the very last hustings in - attend the very last hustings in londonast hustings in london. and i— attend the very last hustings in london, and i was _ attend the very last hustings in london, and i was surprised i attend the very last hustings in i london, and i was surprised when attend the very last hustings in - london, and i was surprised when she said that, _ london, and i was surprised when she said that, because _ london, and i was surprised when she said that, because i— london, and i was surprised when she said that, because ijust _ london, and i was surprised when she said that, because ijust came - london, and i was surprised when she said that, because ijust came back. said that, because ijust came back from _ said that, because ijust came back from germany— said that, because ijust came back from germany and _ said that, because ijust came back from germany and we _ said that, because ijust came back from germany and we have - said that, because ijust came back from germany and we have the - from germany and we have the breaking — from ge

she said at the last hustings meetin: , help. she said at the last hustings meeting. there — help.ast hustings meeting, there will _ help. she said at the last hustings meeting, there will be _ help. she said at the last hustings meeting, there will be no - help. she said at the last hustings| meeting, there will be no rationing of energy. it might not prove to be that simple. let us talk about the man she has probably beaten, the widest production in the survey is done, but could be a surprise tomorrow when the result is declared. rishi sunak still sticking to his position on extra help as necessary but worried about the sorts of signal some of her policies might send to the markets.- sorts of signal some of her policies might send to the markets. yeah, and talkin: in might send to the markets. yeah, and talking in the — might send to the markets. yeah, and talking in the same _ might send to the markets. yeah, and talking in the same programme - might send to the markets. yeah, and talking in the same programme in - might send to the markets. yeah, and talking in the same program

she said at the last hustings there would be no i last hustings there would be no rationing of energytalk about the man she has probably beaten, that seems to be the widest protection and other surveys that have been done but there could be a surprise when the result is declared tomorrow, rishi sunak. still sticking to his on extra help as necessary but worried about the sort of signals her policies might send to the markets.— of signals her policies might send to the markets. talking on the same programme — to the markets. talking on the same programme in _ to the markets. talking on the same programme in the _ to the markets. talking on the same programme in the last _ to the markets. talking on the same programme in the last 30 _ to the markets. talking on the same programme in the last 30 minutes i to the markets. talking on the same| programme in the last 30 minutes or so rishi sunak said he would may be a little bit more detail as he has all the way through about what sort of help he would provide. talking a bit, ithink, with of help he would provide. talking a bit, i think, wit

at the final hustings _ years. please welcome, liz truss... at the final hustings event - years.the final hustings event last night, the candidates who are keen to say they would expand domestic energy production. the to say they would expand domestic energy production.— energy production. the fact is, we should have _ energy production. the fact is, we should have made _ energy production. the fact is, we should have made decisions - energy production. the fact is, we should have made decisions years| energy production. the fact is, we - should have made decisions years ago about_ should have made decisions years ago about nuclear power. we should be using _ about nuclear power. we should be using more — about nuclear power. we should be using more of the resources in the north_ using more of the resources in the north sea — using more of the resources in the north sea. we should be doing hacking — north sea. we should be doing fracking in areas where local communities support it. in fracking in areas where local communities support it. in the short term, liz communities support

were ovel’, _ been waiting until the hustings were over. they— been waiting until the hustings werethey had made up their mind and i hope — over, they had made up their mind and i hope we might be in fora surprise, — and i hope we might be in fora surprise, rishi and everybody in his campaign _ surprise, rishi and everybody in his campaign have worked incredibly hard. _ campaign have worked incredibly hard. i_ campaign have worked incredibly hard, i certainly hope we make it through— hard, i certainly hope we make it through on— hard, i certainly hope we make it through on monday and we have prime minister— through on monday and we have prime minister sunak.— minister sunak. hannan, you say liz truss has a — minister sunak. hannan, you say liz truss has a bold _ minister sunak. hannan, you say liz truss has a bold economic— minister sunak. hannan, you say liz truss has a bold economic plan - minister sunak. hannan, you say liz truss has a bold economic plan but| truss has a bold economic plan but we have not heard about how she will deal with the cost of living crisis and although s

, — all their hard work organising the hustings, which allowed so many members — hustings, which allowed in person or online. i'm grateful to ces for the professionalism with which they have dealt with— professionalism with which they have dealt with the ballot, counting the votes. _ dealt with the ballot, counting the votes, both online and by post. finally— votes, both online and by post. finally i— votes, both online and by post. finally i want to thank all the party— finally i want to thank all the party members who have taken this responsibility very seriously all the candidates who put themselves forward _ the candidates who put themselves forward for the election, and in particular— forward for the election, and in particular my colleagues wish you soon _ particular my colleagues wish you soon i _ particular my colleagues wish you soon i can— particular my colleagues wish you soon i can liz truss. who ran such excellent — soon i can liz truss. who ran such excellent campaigns in the full glare _ excellent campaigns in the full glare of— excellent campaigns in the full glare of med

and putting forward the candidates to the national convention and cch q for the paragraph hustings all over the united kingdom and the ballot. the membership that has now concluded i work closely with the board of the. busy party cch care and civic our electoral services to ensure that all qualifying members had the opportunity to vote. and to ensure that our ballots were secure, as well as free and fair. i'd like to thank the 922 executive in particular, my fellow officers and i was gone. it will rag certificate to brown or blackman and gary sandburg and our staff for all of their help and support. especially during the administration of the parliamentary rounds of voting our lives, thank the party, board and staff for all their hard work organizing the hustings which allowed so many members to see the candidates in action. whether in person or on line. i am grateful to see he asked for the professionalism with which they had dealt with the ballot in distributing collecting and counting the votes, both online and by post. finally, i want to thank all the party members who have taken t

we have had hustings, television — campaign.levision debates and so on, and all of this was rehearsed by rishi sunak. _ all of this was rehearsed by rishi sunak. but— all of this was rehearsed by rishi sunak, but evidently liz truss who have _ sunak, but evidently liz truss who have been— sunak, but evidently liz truss who have been wedded to this policy for a long _ have been wedded to this policy for a long time, they wrote books about it and _ a long time, they wrote books about it and so_ a long time, they wrote books about it and so on. — a long time, they wrote books about it and so on, they clearly didn't believe — it and so on, they clearly didn't believe that anything like this would — believe that anything like this would happen, and really it's quite interesting there, support various saying _ interesting there, support various saying in— interesting there, support various saying in the press that this is the market's— saying in the press that this is the market's feasting, but this is what markets do. if they are not

liz truss made it clear at the hustings that there would be no rationing of energy.n the threshold of pain at the russians. when we went into this war, it was framed that they would be significant economic pain but it's worth paying the price and we will have your back and we will have to bail out because people are simply not going to afford to pay these bills. simply not going to afford to pay these bills-— simply not going to afford to pay these bills. . , , a _ these bills. kevin, i was struck by two political _ these bills. kevin, i was struck by two political leaders _ these bills. kevin, i was struck by two political leaders this - these bills. kevin, i was struck by two political leaders this week. i these bills. kevin, i was struck by i two political leaders this week. the economy minister in germany, saying, look, the thing that has powered our economy, cheap energy and lots of it, that has gone now and he doesn't think it is coming back which potentially is quite a dramatic shift for germany's economy and the adaptations it will have to make. and, the belg

i happened to attend that last husting here in london. - i was surprised when she said that, becauseme back from germany where all the talk is about rationing - and we have the breaking news that nord stream 1 will not - deliver any more gas. it is really urgent in germany and already in the spring - there was a gas emergency plan being launched - and the government has also introduced legislation - and in public buildings, - the temperature has to go down to 19 celsius, no more public lighting of monuments - and so on. and that is all people i in germany talk about, it is about cold showers. it is nice in the summer, but in the winter, it- will be hard. but 20% of energy needs l to be saved to compensate the delivery not coming from russia any more, i it is going to be i very, very tough. it is hard not to draw the parallels, the enormous differences, about the energy shocks we went through in the 19705. i was listening to a woman on the radio reminiscing about the fact she had three hours of electricity, three hours off and three hours on again in 1973, 7a. i was one of the school

starting to use less high-precision missiles, such as the same dagger and caliber and scandal and hust told you the price. how much do these missiles cost? well, they are extremely expensive and it is unlikely that you will be able to restore their production under the conditions of my son. i would like to know that the sanctions will be controlled by western countries and will not allow the occupiers to exercise the terror they are inflicting on us. thank you very much, mr. yury, for this meaningful and extremely informative analysis of the situation . 45 minutes of incredible things, learned how to shoot down 9 out of 12 hypersonic missiles, well, this is incredible, thank you very much to the air force , ivan krychevskyi, he will give us a general military assessment of the situation, a military expert defect express greetings. good day. well, i'm still asking about these missiles that arrived in kryvyi rih, in particular, daggers and eyes 101 e-e. yuriy hnat said that he confirmed that one costs about 13 million. he estimated the arrivals for the kharkiv test at 1 million dollars.

and i have to watch a lot of hustings and i have _ have to watch a lot of hustings and i have been—_ too long and in the meantime there has been the terrible backdrop of looming — has been the terrible backdrop of looming crises and feeling that the government is sort of fiddling while rome _ government is sort of fiddling while rome burns. and i worry that while liz truss— rome burns. and i worry that while liz truss is— rome burns. and i worry that while liz truss is in— rome burns. and i worry that while liz truss is in post, she would choose — liz truss is in post, she would choose a _ liz truss is in post, she would choose a fixed quicks —— shake quick fix solution, — choose a fixed quicks —— shake quick fix solution, something like price praise. _ fix solution, something like price praise, although it is a rapid and immediate — praise, although it is a rapid and immediate response, it may also have the effect _ immediate response, it may also have the effect of _ immediate response, it may also have the effect of removing the price signal— the effect of removing the price sign

and at hustings around the country, one issue dominated.tumn and winter, a conservative government that i am privileged to lead will be proud not just to cut vat on energy bills, but to go further to support the most vulnerable in our society, because that's what a compassionate conservative governments do. i would lower taxes. we shouldn't have put up national insurance, we said we wouldn't in our manifesto, and i will have a temporary moratorium on the green energy levy to make sure that customers' bills are lower. she promised immediate tax cuts. rishi sunak said that would be a huge mistake. both avoided spelling out precisely what they would do in a coming budget. in downing street today, a clear sign change is coming. borisjohnson is moving out, but the two candidates vying to replace him have very different views about the departing prime minister. he is one of the most remarkable people i've met. i was very grateful that he gave me thatjob and i'm proud of all the things we achieved in government together, actually. but it got to a

helen, those were the last hustings, the last of many hustings in this leadership contest. what the next prime minister, whether it is rishi sunak or liz truss, is going to do to help with the energy bill crisis and the cost of living crisis. liz truss has been writing in the sun newspaper today. any more clues there?— clues there? yes, this morning is her clearest _ clues there? yes, this morning is her clearest indication _ clues there? yes, this morning is her clearest indication yet - clues there? yes, this morning is her clearest indication yet that i clues there? yes, this morning is l her clearest indication yet that she is going to give some kind of support to people. she wrote in the sun newspaper that she would deliver immediate support to ensure people would not face unaffordable fuel bills this winter. she said she would be robust in her approach. that is seen as the clearest indication yet that that will mean more payouts. 0f indication yet that that will mean more payouts. of course, earlier on in this contest she had said she would not be in favour of any mor

at so in _ all of those different hustings at so in terms, it needs to be a long process, — so in termsie government, we are in the biggest energy crisis in this country has ever seen, should it have been shortened so there could be an effective government to get on with it? i be an effective government to get on with it? ., ., ., with it? i would have loved it if we could have — with it? i would have loved it if we could have the _ with it? i would have loved it if we could have the new— with it? i would have loved it if we could have the new prime - with it? i would have loved it if wej could have the new prime minister parachuted in the next day but that wasn't possible given we had to have this time to look into and discuss and give people the chance about who the next prime minister will be. after this is done we can look into what we can do differently next time but it is a bit of a mute point at the moment. but it is a bit of a mute point at the moment-— but it is a bit of a mute point at the moment. , ., ., ., , . the moment. george and holly, made the moment. george and holly,

you remember from the from the hustings, she said few things make her more sad than the site of solare is simply it, about time. but she refuses to make energy firms pay. annabel. it refuses to make energy firms pay. annabel. ., , refuses to make energy firms pay. annabel. . , , ., ., annabel. it was news to me. that the new prime minister— annabel. it was news to me. that the new prime minister was... _ annabel. it was news to me. that the new prime minister was... they - new prime minister was... they certainly seemed to be please that she's pressing ahead with the energy freeze. it's all a resulting boost in his popularity ratings directly after that. the fact that liz truss is against windfall taxes, now i chair the new prime minister. i think they will distance and advise his competition. i think liz truss is right to be referring back to some of the measures asked this year but it will be to the dismay to the readers. �* ., but it will be to the dismay to the readers. ~ . �* , , readers. indeed. anand, let's 'ust reflect readers. indeed. anand, let's 'ust reflect back — readers.

cruise missiles from strategic aviation aircraft from the caspian sea region and the same number of hust 101 missiles from ships from the black sea of the sea in the southern direction, the enemy is trying to restore lost positions and is maneuvering troops imitating the arrival of reserves, this was reported in the operational command of the south, while not having success on on land, the russian occupiers continue to fire from aviation during the day, they carried out about two dozen airstrikes along the contact line in response, our aviation delivered three strikes at the same time , rocket artillery units carried out 270 firing missions, they were associated with the destruction of enemy weapons concentration points and equipment , a radio electronic warfare station and two ammunition warehouses, the enemy's total losses per day of combat amount to 40 groszyny four tanks and four more units of self-propelled armored vehicles gavvidson stars ammunition depot in kakhovka thanks to the australian burshmaster armored personnel carrier, the armed forces of ukraine reached the river o skil

at the final hustings in london this week, a lot of people were talking about this concern, that the would argue that he actually caused the current situation. the big concern now is the 2024 election which is not that far away in political terms. of the conservative party are not polling well at the moment, they are pretty far behind labour. and the big worry is that if they don't come back together after this, they could be on track to lose the next election after come at that point, 14 years in power. i think that is the undercurrent of his warning, that if you don't come back together, lose the next election unless you actually get together. it’s the next election unless you actually get together. it's worth remindin: actually get together. it's worth reminding ourselves _ actually get together. it's worth reminding ourselves just - actually get together. it's worth reminding ourselvesjust how i actually get together. it's worth - reminding ourselvesjust how much reminding ourselves just how much mud has been slung by conservative, notjust between liz truss and rishi sunak, but t

opposition against erdogan, if you in the village, you have traditional values, and his wife goes to huste is such a soft slum, he is not an islamist, there is no doubt that he is a civil person, but not everything is easy for him, and it is not the fact that he wins the election, all the more so for him there are problems with the economy. i was just in the north, i arrived literally a year ago. maybe cyprus is a little less hygienic, and there are turkish liras and turkish liras, and i just saw the exchange rate with my own eyes . that you buy cheaper every day and if you have you buy liras more expensive every day, that's why you don't need to ask anyone, you don't need to think that if america gives a lot of money, a lot of weapons, then turkey plays the same game. he has a game crimean tatars who help a lot he has a game exchange of prisoners he has a game to oust russia from the caucasus in general to oust and even central asia now there are such movements already in central asia that yordagan is starting to smile at them for them to come, this all plays into the hands of our ukrain

she said at the last hustings meeting, there will be no rationing of energy.might not prove to be that simple. let us talk about the man she has probably beaten, the widest prediction in the surveys done, but could be a surprise tomorrow when the result is declared. rishi sunak still sticking to his position on extra help as necessary but worried about the sorts of signals some of her policies might send to the markets. yeah, and talking on the same programme in the last half an hour, rishi sunak saying, maybe a little bit more detail, as he has all the way through, about what sort of help he would provide. talking with a hint of resignation that maybe this is going to be difficult to pull off. who knows. very unpredictable electorate. 150,000,160,000 party members. still holding out hope, he was asked, what would you do to address this problem? i think this is the most pressing issue facing the country. - i have said that since _ the beginning of the campaign. i set out a clear plan and framework of how i would address it _ and provide support to people. the

station is located to the north bank is held by the ukrainian military, ukrainian artillery from their hust, kept pounding the city of another, ga dot, and the nuclear power station, nevertheless, ukraine has been pushing this, this conspiracy theory that the russians themselves over the past month have been shilling the nuclear power station, which they control and their own positions internet godard, and around the nuclear power conflict. a, perhaps a lot of the narrative, a by you claim to try blame what some of called the insanity of trying to shell, the power plant, blame all of that on russia with regards to what is happening at the nuclear power station itself. one of the fire power lines was, was damaged the problem, the reactor of the pallet needs for its own operation, forcing an emergency reactive shut down. now only one of the 6 or react his a t, europe's largest operation nuclear power atlanta is still lacks. if that is reaction on behalf of a these, it goes without saying how, how dangerous and reckless the shelling is that he poses a danger, not only 2 in their good dot on th

and at hustings around the country, one issue dominated.ivileged to lead will be proud not just to cut vat on energy bills, but to go further to support the most vulnerable in our society, because that's what compassionate conservative governments do. i would lower taxes. we shouldn't have put up national insurance, we said we wouldn't in our manifesto, and i will have a temporary moratorium on the green energy levy to make sure that customers' bills are lower. she promised immediate tax cuts. rishi sunak said that would be a huge mistake. both avoided spelling out precisely what they would do in a coming budget. in downing street today, a clear sign change is coming. borisjohnson is moving out, but the two candidates vying to replace him have very different views about the departing prime minister. he's one of the most remarkable people i've met. i was very grateful that he gave me thatjob and i'm proud of all the things we achieved in government together, actually. but it got to a point where for me, personally, and these things are perso

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but the russians hust either not been able to or not been willing to push them back and yet maintain their outposts in territory that he has. it was on his have taken back and as a result, i think that wilson's that moscow just isn't invested in his conflict. okay, what, what is your feeling friend being and yet van in and travelling round the country. i mean, what is it that the people of armenia wants, as, as you know, as, as a whole. yeah, well, it's been a long time as a bichon as well. and i think the answers are very similar. i think people want our version apiece. and as a bichon, that means control over the entirety of their internationally recognized territory, including car, back and control over their borders. i think at armenia, it's very much about a guarantee, the safety in the status of the car back armenians. ok, thank you for your time. eh, gabriel, gave in a british freelance jonas b into that from your van. now sweden's prime minister as announced that she will resign, handing thee for policy, right wing and fall, right? opposition? block. the 1st go at forming a g

12 hustings we have had over _ how's it looking?they will be counted on the winner will be announced on monday. since it's been put out the membership, there's been put out the membership, there's been a series of polls and they have suggested liz truss has consistently been quite some way in front and when you talk to people on team rishi sunak he will say he's gone down well at the hustings but is widely expected to be liz truss who is going to win on monday. the announcement comes at lunchtime on monday. they won't have long to get used to the idea, though, because on tuesday, the winner will be appointed prime minister after boris johnson has formally resigned and they will be thrown straight into that whole process of appointing ministers, setting up the government, as well as against the backdrop of that real pressure of needing to move very quickly to do something to help households and small businesses with those energy bills. ., ~ , ., , small businesses with those energy bills. ., ~ , . a team of united nations inspectors

we're going to the lbc leadership hustings tonight.nd the scenes and go back behind the curatin. nosheen? chile referendum, which is happening this weekend, which could result - could result in the world's most progressive sort of— legislation, basically. alistair, we've got a very good guess next week. we've got if we've got two. good. got to be quick. sunday morning, ten till one news discussion with the great kate mccann, who will be sitting down. she's a regular on the media show as well. great to talk to all five of you. thank you very much indeed for making time in the middle of very busy days. there'sjon sopel, you know sophos also nosheen iqbal, alastair campbell and adam boulton. you can, as you will probably have gathered, download their programmes whenever you like as you can the media show. hello. still some warmth out there, particularly where you are getting to see some sunny spells and overall the weather picture is looking rather more autumnal for the rest of this weekend and into next week, with the cloud thick enough

she was asked in this hustings event whether— was asked in this hustings event whether emmanuel macron consensus is the jury is out on her, the information i was given by a high diplomat~ — information i was given by a high diplomat. everything recognises that what you _ diplomat. everything recognises that what you say on the campaign trail doesn't _ what you say on the campaign trail doesn't necessarily translate to your— doesn't necessarily translate to your policies once you are in power, but there _ your policies once you are in power, but there is— your policies once you are in power, but there is concern that when it comes— but there is concern that when it comes to — but there is concern that when it comes to migration for example the number— comes to migration for example the number of— comes to migration for example the number of migrants crossing over the channel— number of migrants crossing over the channel from calais, liz truss has said she _ channel from calais, liz truss has said she will— channel from calais, liz truss has said she will not shy away from being _ said s

and at hustings around the country, one issue dominated. winter, a conservative government that i am privileged to lead will be proud not just to cut vat on energy bills, but to go further to support the most vulnerable in our society, because that's what a compassionate conservative governments do. i would lower taxes. we shouldn't have put up national insurance, we said we wouldn't in our manifesto, and i will have a temporary moratorium on the green energy levy to make sure that customers' bills are lower. she promised immediate tax cuts. rishi sunak said that would be a huge mistake. both avoided spelling out precisely what they would do in a coming budget. in downing street today, a clear sign change is coming. borisjohnson is moving out, but the two candidates vying to replace him have very different views about the departing prime minister. he is one of the most remarkable people i've met. i was very grateful that he gave me thatjob and i'm proud of all the things we achieved in government together, actually. but it got to a point wh

giveaways for people who need to know very quickly after the seven week hiatus of the conservative hustingsueen elizabeth ii, it can't come too soon and clarity is what is needed and it is clear that trade unions, train drivers and staff who've already announced the first eight the 5th of october, massive strikes are noted all happy with with her being proposed or how they're going to pay their bills and i think that is true for the great majority of households that have been waiting since the beginning of the summer to know how to pay for these bills thatjust keep on getting bigger. to pay for these bills that 'ust keep on getting bigger. looking at what the chancellor _ keep on getting bigger. looking at what the chancellor may _ keep on getting bigger. looking at what the chancellor may or - keep on getting bigger. looking at what the chancellor may or may i keep on getting bigger. looking at. what the chancellor may or may not say in his statement tomorrow in this fiscal event and the mail, the biggest tax cuts in 30 years,! and on the new approach of the era and growth plans and 30 mea

and he fails just as hug mister shaft hust. he failed to get her out of the hospice and she shoved jocelyn. oh, the event is bomb frenzel dumb it's we're going to plant this tree hugging not to bury our child. we can't do that, but to say good bye. well, we'll have a place where we can goes, which is symbolically where she'll be a big, thoughtful, bullish children back then. and in the years that followed, no one would have imagined that leo know how would ever be on her way home again. with her family eagerly waiting the day leo know her left home almost exactly 6 years earlier was also a cold snowy day. no vista, that's hard to believe. i am on this road again after 6 years. i could still remember that back then. i thought it might be the last time i'd ever be on this road. this finished class on the model is no one better to say we can't get anything done here. so right. but unless if there is the church where i was tied, mary. exactly. ah. ah oh man. soil as a well they were i won't survive this after 6 years now have a hea

their reputation and whether they would at least want to reduce the amount of time they have had hustings to take a view but perhaps they might also decide it would be a more democratic to go back to a situation where mps have at least one electoral mandate from the people, having been elected to parliament, and go back to a situation where they choose the next leader of the party.— leader of the party. thank you, doctor hannah _ leader of the party. thank you, doctor hannah white. - supporters of extinction rebellion have entered the house of commons debating chamber and superglued themselves around the speaker's chair, according to the group's twitter account. they posted this photo of five people inside the chamber holding banners reading 'let the people decide' and 'citizens assembly now�*. parliament is not currently sitting. a report on the resignation of the former metropolitan police commissioner dame cressida dick says she felt intimidated into stepping down after an ultimatum from the mayor of london, sadiq khan. mr khan has responded by saying the review, ordered by the governm

vision and they wanted to get it across and liz truss herself during the conservative leadership hustingsof the independent is drawing attention to is a concern that who is this budget going to be helping and who will benefit, which areas, which parts of the country will benefit from some of these ideas? the idea of low investment zones, i'm sorry, investment zones, i'm sorry, investment zones, i'm sorry, investment zones, is regarded as something that could potentially help places all around the country so this is a reminder to liz truss and kwasi karteng to not focus solely on parts of the country that are already perhaps benefiting from other aspects of the budget. but my reading around the subject suggests there are already places like the tees valley, the west midlands, the west of the country, that are going to be potentially identified as places to have these investment zones which will attract low taxation, liberalised planning reform. it will be very good news for other parts of the country. this is just a reminder to the prime minister and chancellor to say make sure other parts