Novara REACTS To Sky News Tory Leadership Special

are you ready to watch rishi sunak and liz trust battle it out to become the next prime minister i know it's a very enticing prospect hopefully um some live reaction from myself and aaron bastardi will make it more tolerable for all of you and we will be giving live reaction to what will unfortunately not be a head-to-head debate that's how skye initially promoted the event but the candidates seem to have now resisted that option i think they thought they were taking too many chunks out of each other and it was damaging the tory party so instead there's going to be questions from a studio audience of tory members and then from k burley one by one apparently liz trust is going first then it's going to be rishi of course this comes on a massive day in british politics and the british economy and british society more generally the bank of england today announced that inflation is set to hit 13 and that we are set for five quarters of recessions that means a year and a quarter we will have no growth in the economy i think the economy is expected by the bank of england to shrink by 1.5 next year um do i have aaron bestani i don't have our understanding yet i will be joined by aaron bestani um very shortly um so what to look out for in this debate so if you've watched any tiski sours recently or been on twitter and seen what yougov was saying this horse race is in a way over you know well maybe maybe the polling is completely wrong but the polling is suggesting that liz trust has run away with this leadership race she's on you know double the support of rishi sunak if you believe yukov i think conservative home are now saying a similar thing so it looks that she is set to be the next prime minister so what's relevant about today's debate i'd say what's relevant about today's debate is the news today it's the fact that we do have the worst economic outlook since 2008 and we have someone who is set to be the next prime minister liz trust and the person who is most responsible for um britain's economy over the past two years obviously which he's seen no longer chancellor but he's had a ...