Rishi Sunak says Tories' carrying out 'internal' probe into betting allegations

The video discusses the Gamblegate issue, focusing on the refusal to suspend Tory candidates amid investigations. It highlights the independence of the Gambling Commission and the Conservative Party's internal inquiries. The conversation shifts to the Institute for Fiscal Studies' critique of political manifestos, emphasizing the Conservative Party's plan for tax cuts funded by welfare budget savings. The speaker defends their manifesto as fully costed and challenges the opposition's stance on welfare spending.

What is Gamblegate and why is it significant?

What are the implications of the Gambling Commission investigations mentioned?

How does the Institute for Fiscal Studies view the political party's manifesto?

What is the Conservative Party's plan regarding the welfare budget?

What argument is made regarding tax cuts and the welfare budget?