ITV election debate – live: Farage accused of ‘dog whistle’ politics as Reform overtakes Tories in poll

We can’t afford another five years of the Tories, Flynn says.

He says the party has failed to grow the economy.

People in Scotland are not served by the interests of Westminster, he adds.

Mordaunt claims the economy is now growing.

Now is not the time to raise taxes.

She claims Labour will – but the party said in its manifesto it will not raise income tax, NIC or VAT.

The Greens will introduce a £15 minimum wage, Denyer says.

Too many people are in poverty, she adds.

Labour and the Tories must to more to close the gap between the richest and poorest, she adds.

We’re not to blame, says Mordaunt.

The way to improve people’s lives is to cut taxes, she adds.

Labour would put them up, she claims.

Rayner says the Tories have not built enough houses.

Labour’s GB Energy will bring down bills.

We won’t be reliant on Putin anymore, she adds.

Cooper says Lib Dems will close loopholes in the oil and gas windfall tax.

She says everyone deserves to eat well and have a warm home.

People are still really struggling with the cost of living crisis, she adds.

Flynn also says the answer is simple – the Tories are to blame.

He suggests things will get worse due to incoming spending cuts.

Rhun ap Iorwerth says the UK is one of the most unequal countries in the world.

Government needs to recognise this before making changes.

I’m disappointed Labour are not doing more on poverty, he adds.

Farage says this answer is simple – people are getting poor.

The Reformer leader – a former banker – says elites have profited over the past decade while the poorest are worse off.

We need to get more people into work, he adds.