Boris Johnson's demise meant Britain could have had a serious Prime Minister.

Instead, we're likely to get Liz Truss.

I'll be joined in a few moments by Aaron Bistano.

We're going to discuss her campaign.

We also have loads of other big stories tonight.

The media are still ignoring the contents of the Ford report.

Quite incredible, the magazines who haven't even done a single article on it.

They spent years putting on the front pages random comments that, you know,

someone with a hundred followers had, you know, that that could be front page news.

Now we've got to report out very, very meaty, some quite astonishing findings.

No one cares. We're going to talk about that.

We're also talking about Martin Lewis promoting direct action.

Mick Lynch is back on the BBC and Nadine Doris has got something right.

Now we're going to leave that one till last.

So you better wait for that.

Try and guess what it is.

If you haven't been on Twitter in the last couple of days, you might not know yet.

It's been just over 48 hours since Liz Truss and Rissisunak

made it to the final round of the Tory leadership contest.

And a new youth poll shows one of them has a whopping advantage when Tory members

were asked how they would vote.

49% said Truss, with only 31% saying, soonak, if don't know, is excluded.

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