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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, the spectator's daily politics podcast, I'm Cindy

and I'm joined by Katie Bors and Joan Tassife.

So we've had a bit more clarity on both candidates' economic plans over the weekend as we head

into a pretty dire cost of living crisis.

Katie, can you tell me what the trust campaign has said more about how she intends to help

people in the coming months?

So yeah, I think ever since that Bank of England forecast point to a 15 month recession

and inflation heading perhaps even more than 13%.

It has really refocused the leadership contest back to the economy.

Now, we know from early on that was always where there was the biggest difference, but

I think the conversation moved to, you know, things like foreign policy, to education

and, you know, immigration wise conversations are still going.

I think it has just brought things back to earth.

And over the weekend, a row kicked off whereby you had a situation where Liz Truss gave

an interview to the financial times.

She suggested that a role in handouts, she would fix cost of living in a conserved manner,

saying, lowering the tax burden was her number one priority.

Now, team Richie's unit quickly seized on this, went into the attack saying, so I don't

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