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are representing, our politicians dont deserve to be treated like that. it is dangerous. doesnt matter what the substance is, it is the thought of what it might be. i agree, beat him through argument, not foolish — agree, beat him through argument, not foolish tactics.— not foolish tactics. what are we exectinu not foolish tactics. what are we expecting over— not foolish tactics. what are we expecting over the _ not foolish tactics. what are we expecting over the coming - not foo...

Landed some big blows. meanwhile, the guardian says the leaders have clashed on migration, tax and the nhs, in what describes as an ill tempered debate. the express also prince mr sunak�*s claim about labour tax policy, if youre watching earlier, he would have seen nick eardley from bbc verify testing those claims, which you can also read more about on our website. lets move on to other news now. several major hospitals in london have declared a critical incident because of a cyber attack. som...

Not least here at bbc news. once the manifestos are published, our website will have summaries of them and links if you want to read them in full. thanks very much indeed to all of you whove sent questions. do keep them coming. you can reach us on the bbc news app or via bbc.co.uk/news ros atkins. lets take a look at tomorrows newspapers. the telegraph pictures on the cursor summer, saying he was on the ropes over tax in his debate with rishi sunak, meanwhile, the member relegates the debate to ...

Notjust him, mentioning liz truss and her brief time in office, and rishi sunak saying, we will look to the future. which argument do you thick was more compelling tonight? is a harder argument to have to defend — is a harder argument to have to defend 14— is a harder argument to have to defend 14 years, which had lots of problems. — defend 14 years, which had lots of problems, i thick as you say, if you are problems, ! thick as you say, if you are not— problems, i thick as you say, if y...

Going to be going onto the attack against the conservatives, this was something that the conservatives really wanted to see as a success for rishi sunak. we should not forget either that rishi sunak at the beginning of this election campaign was pushing for more of these debates with keir starmer. this was something he had actively wanted. these events are actually very rare in british politics. this is only the third head to head debate between prime ministerial candidates that we have ever had...

Theyre making a fortune. and the tension was rising. 0k... what are you going to do? just tell everybody, what are you going to do with illegal migrants who arrive? rishi sunak, please, can we just...? please, gentlemen, - we will lower our voices. and there was a dividing line on this specific measure. if your rwanda plan is blocked - by the courts, and will this appear in your manifesto, that _ you would remove the uk from the european convention on human rights? is that part of your plan? im ...

In his dna. ., ., in his dna. ok, we will have to leave it there. _ in his dna. ok, we will have to leave it there. sean _ in his dna. ok, we will have to leave it there. sean curran - leave it there. sean curran at westminster, think you very much indeed. lots of claims and counter claims have been made during the debate and bbc verify�*s nick eardley�*s been looking at them. weve had a team of fact checkers looking at whats been said to help you make your decisions about who you want to be...

These are two men who faced - dont actually know the man. yes these are two men who faced each other in the house of commons every week, of course, in prime ministers questions, but this was a very, very different environment and it was an opportunity for them to re—introduce themselves to the voters, perhaps introduce themselves to the first time, and so we did very quickly get them talking about what their parents had done for a living, we learned about their parents occupations, they talked...

Between rishi and keir on tax, landing — between rishi and keir on tax, landing time _ between rishi and keir on tax, landing time and _ between rishi and keir on tax, landing time and time - between rishi and keir on tax, landing time and time again. l between rishi and keir on tax, - landing time and time again. sunak is behimi— landing time and time again. sunak is behind on— landing time and time again. sunak is behind on the _ landing time and time again. sunak is behind on the polls�...

Labour are still about when he points— labour are still about when he points ahead in all the polls, and i thick— points ahead in all the polls, and i thick you — points ahead in all the polls, and i thick you can question whether this is a game _ thick you can question whether this is a game changer enough of an event to reatiy— is a game changer enough of an event to really impact that. i do not think— to really impact that. i do not think it — to really impact that. i do not think...