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Hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and rogerjohnson. lots of claims and counter claims were made during the televised leaders debate between rishi sunak and sir keir starmer this week, including the heavily disputed conservative accusation that labour s policies would mean a £2,000 tax rise for every household. so what might come up in tonight s tv debate? our correspondent nick eardley from bbc verify has been taking a look. good morning from bbc verify h0. it s a big one tonight. seven parties taking part in the debate, a reminder of who. conservatives, labour, lib dems, snp, greens, reform and plaid cymru. a busy stage. lots for us to fact check and scrutinise tonight. but to prepare you, i just wanted to remind you of some
Overtaxed, interesting to hear penny mordaunt repeat the £2000 burger that we spent a lot of time dissecting the credibility of 2000 figure. interesting to see penny mordaunt went there again. secondly, an interesting angry exchange between penny mordaunt and angela rayner on defence. i thought that was telling, penny mordaunt keen to talk about the nuclear deterrence. another thing which stood out is stephen flynn, the snp leader, the applause he got, the first to get rounds of applause. an interesting topic that got applause from the audience. specially selected to represent different voters, a carefully made of audience there. interestingly on brexit, he talked about the damage the economy, talked about the damage the economy, talked about the damage the economy, talked about an end to the demonisation of migration, which got around of applause and free tuition fees in scotland. i think the