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That all sounds a bit too good to be true.

About where there needs to be an ethics advisor in Whitehall.

To analyse, I'm delighted to be joined by our Chief Political Correspondent Jim Picard,

Political Correspondent Jasmine Kamensleshi and Special Guest Gerard Lyons,

Chief Economic Structures and Netwell, a wealth management company.

Welcome, Jim Jasmine and Gerard, it's great to have you back.

Let's begin with the overall state jasmine of the tour leadership race

until we get our next Prime Minister.

This week it feels as if the dynamics have gone from is Liz Truss going to win

to what she's going to do when she becomes Prime Minister.

The race feels a little bit stagnant now, as you said,

there's a sense that we all think it's going to be Truss who wins.

Obviously Rishi Sunak is appearing on any media outlet that will have him

and he's saying it's all to play for, but realistically it isn't.

You know, he will be in cabinet who's going to be leading policy.

I think what is quite striking, though, is that given that we all assume

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