Do the guests on my first Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg show have the answers to the UK's problems?
Many, many politicians want to become prime minister. It's the top job, the chance to be the boss, the one politician in the country that is guaranteed a place in the history books and everyone's living rooms on the telly.On our new show, starting this Sunday on BBC One, I'll be asking the two people vying for that responsibility - Foreign Secretary Liz Truss and former Chancellor Rishi Sunak - why they want the job.
Making the right decisions or having a controversial conversation that does not involve additional spending will require political gumption, determination and perhaps a lot of luck. After all the psychodrama of the Johnson years and the pressures of the pandemic there is a question over the party's real identity. Can his successor keep together different groups of voters with very different wants and needs?Watch on BBC One and iPlayer this Sunday, 4 September, from 09:00 BSTAnd like no other recent leader they will inherit a continuing war as well. Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine has changed the dial.
She acknowledged the cost of living was "very tough" but said "the prices are going up in Ukraine as well".
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