One of them will be our next Prime Minister.

Liz Truss

Well, I've changed my view on that.

Rishi Sunak.

It came to a point where the government was on the wrong side of an ethical problem that

I could not defend.

And as the Conservative Party leadership goes on, they've come to Sky News to answer questions,

including from the people who vote to decide.

How important is it to balance the books?

And from Skies K. Burley.

Are you confident that you'll be able to avert a recession by the end of the year?

I'm Kamali Melbourne, and on this Sky News Daily, the key moments and analysis of what they said

and possibly what they didn't say.

We got together our deputy political editor Sam Coates and our political correspondent Tamara Cohen

to have a debrief. Let's explain what happened. It all started with a coin toss.

Ladies first, heads or tails? I'll go for tails, Kay. Never fails is what they say.

Let's see. Tails never fails. Do you want to go first or second? I want to go first, please,

there we go. Liz Truss is first. Okay, Sam, Tamara, let's start by describing the setting. Basically, we had

over 60 undecided Conservative Party members in our audience. So it was a genuine test of who they

thought did better in a crucial week because the ballot papers have just gone out or about to go

out. So they are all making their minds up. Your thoughts on then

having, not having the two candidates go head to head, but having it in this kind of setting.

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