The NHS, Ukraine, the economy and the Tory party's reputation were all tackled by the final two candidates as they continue their battle to replace Boris Johnson as Conservative leader and prime minister.
• She said she has"changed my view" on building one million homes on green belts, which she said in 2019.
• This prompted a fractious response from audience member Jill from Tunbridge Wells, who said Margaret Thatcher"believed in sound money - this is not sound money".• Ms Truss also claimed her policy announcement on regional pay was"misinterpreted" and as soon as people spoke out against it she"immediately" said she would not go ahead with it.
• In her strongest hint so far that she is prepared to do more on the cost of living crisis, Ms Truss said she could"assure" she"will do all I can to help people who are struggling.• And she refused to reveal what the naughtiest thing she has ever done was, but added:"There are no skeletons in my closet!"• Asked if there was any point he would step aside in the contest, he said:"No, I'm fighting for something I believe in.
• On Ms Truss' plans to tackle the cost of living, Mr Sunak said her vision"will make the situation worse".
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