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Hello, welcome to Well, not quite political thinking.

Our normal interview programme is off air at the moment, but I thought you might like to hear a documentary I was making

with Jack Fenwick and Stephanie Mick Garff and edited by Charles Edwards.

It's the story, the extraordinary, I think the fascinating story of what we've called Liz Truss' big gamble.

Not the story of her premiership, but the particular story that brought it to an end.

The decision she took to try and tear up the economic policies the last 20, arguably 30 years, to do things her way.

Except, well, listen to the story.

Why didn't anyone see it coming?

That was the question the Queen asked after the bank's crashed.

She's no longer around to ask the same question about another economic calamity which occurred in the days after her death.

Liz Truss' big economic gamble.

It's an honour to be elected as leader of the Conservative and Unionist Party.

The moment she won the leadership competition, they were never going to let her stay.

I have a bold plan to grow the economy through tax cuts and reform.

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