I so wanted Kier Starmer to knock it out of the park and knock Rishi down a peg or two but if im honest he looked well out of his depth like a rabbit in a set of headlights throughout. It's a shame as he holds himself so well usually at PMQ's and when he's conducting his own interviews. I get that it must he nerve-racking and the pressure is on for both at the moment. The 45 second limit and RIshi constabtly intterupting him he didnt really get any chance to prove himself worthy and tell us what is plans were. He can explain himself so well when he's given the free reign to do so without time restrictions or interuptions (yes he waffles a bit to get to the point usually but everything he says is relevant to getting to the point) tonight he couldn't do that and thats why I think he didnt offer the answers and plans people were expecting from him. He genuinely looked like he was struggling to answer the questions in the limited time he was given. Rishi Sunak was more confident but we've seen first hand experience of numerous PM's including himself that are all fur coat and no knickers. A lot of what he said was just drivel if you ask me, tarted up with his usual overconfident ego. Kier Starmer really wasn't onhis best form, but I do think his nerves and difficulties answering the questions shows even if he hasn't got all the answers yet, he cares enough to make damn sure he finds them and delivers them if elected. Sadly he was focusing too much on trying to impress and not say something that could be misinterpreted in a format of debate he's not used to of not having time to explain himself like he usually does.That's not his style. He's usually more open, honest and if he has to make statements that some may not like he at least offers a rationale and explanation of why whats he's proposing needs to be done. It's his humble, empathetic and detailed explanation of whatever topic he's discussing that has won so many peoples trust over including mine and he wasnt able to do that sadly tonight. Hopefully next week he wil be a bit more confident....as for Rishi Sunak he was exactly as I expected he would be, arrigantand full of verbal diarrhoea. It does nothing but make me not trust him as far as I can throw him any more than I did before the debate. Ive put my trust in the Conservatives based on promises that weren't kept and an electoral rhetoric that ended up being so far off what they actually did before they coerced me into voting for them. We cant say for certain how honest and trustworthy a Labour Government would be under Kier Starmer but its clear to me that the Conservatives have had far too many chances to get it right and failed miserably so I think the country needs to let someone else have the chance to prove their worth. I just hope Kier's car crash of a delivery tonight doesn't alienate people who he gained their trust, as no other party has a chance of competing so if he isn't given a chance we all know what we're gonna get. Another 5 years of misery!