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We're taking a slightly different tack for this edition of the Daily. What on earth is going on right now?

I mean, the markets remain in turmoil. The Conservative Party is turning on itself like a dog with a particularly tasty tail.

And in the centre of it all, the eye of the storm, or maybe the belly of the beast, the Prime Minister.

Does anyone trust Liz Trust, the markets, the Conservative

Party, the public? I'm in our Westminster office to find out with our economics editor and

deputy political editor. I'm Ed Conway. I'm Sam Cates. And I'm Neil Patterson, and this is the

Sky News Daily.

Sam, have you ever known a moment like this in British politics before?

Yes.

Cheers, magic.

But never, ever, ever, ever this quickly after a new prime minister came to office.

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