for them, westminsterfeelsi million miles away from redcar.na for that. we can get the views of liz truss �*s constituency. i'v e i've spoken people today who said this was good news for norfolk, she is hard—working, determined, she wants to get things done. i did talk to a labour counsellor who said, we're doomed, but she —— he said it might work to the benefit in the next election. we'll spoken to some of the working people today. we talked about the new prime minister about her national priorities, or local priorities, what they would like her to do and this is what they told us. especially living in an older house and with gas and, yeah, that's going to be a killer for us, i think — we're going to have to tighten the belts and everything, but we will get through it. we will do it, definitely. obviously, she has been over here, we have seen her over here last - year, she has been here a couple of times and everything - and i hope she comes again and looks at the town. - it's completely dead. as you probably saw. the shops over there, everyt

that's right, remember that redcar was — fiona.esty. i want them to come out and say, this is the situation in the _ out and say, this is the situation in the whole country right now, this is what _ in the whole country right now, this is what we — in the whole country right now, this is what we need to do. we need to help x, _ is what we need to do. we need to help x, y _ is what we need to do. we need to help x, y and z and so on. the reason — help x, y and z and so on. the reason gas _ help x, y and z and so on. the reason gas is going to drift as we failed _ reason gas is going to drift as we failed as— reason gas is going to drift as we failed as a — reason gas is going to drift as we failed as a government. they have been in _ failed as a government. they have been in charge for, what, 12 years? done _ been in charge for, what, 12 years? done nothing with nuclear. they have pulled _ done nothing with nuclear. they have pulled back— done nothing with nuclear. they have pulled back planning permission. the conservative governme

we willjoin fiona trott in redcar, a very interesting part of the north—east of england because it is when we have been chatting to people here, about how they feel today, a lot of them were saying that yes, they voted conservative for the first time at the last election but said they would not do it again because during the hustings they didn't see or hear anything from either candidate in detail about how they would solve the cost of living crisis. 0thers the cost of living crisis. others said they would continue to vote conservative. they had trust in liz truss and in rishi sunak but they didn't feel like either of them could deliver because of what they were inheriting, that messy in tray were inheriting, that messy in tray we have been speaking about over the past few days. they understood they had a tough job past few days. they understood they had a toughjob on their past few days. they understood they had a tough job on their hands. really what we are hearing from both sets of voters is there is not a lot of optimism at the moment. when borisjohnson stood down, he made that st