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- Bookmakers give Bingo odds on what will be said in tonight's Tory leadership debate with Thatcher 6/4 to be mentioned
- Liz Truss remains favourite to be next leader of the Conservative Party
- Prime Minister Boris Johnson will step down from role with specials up for his next position
Bookmakers give Bingo odds on what will be said in tonight's Tory leadership debate
Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak will face off in a live TV debate on BBC One and BBC iPlayer this evening and bookies have got odds on what will be said.
The betting market focuses on both contenders in the debate and the bets are settled on either person stating the words in the market.
Smarkets are the bookmaker who have the market up, with more than 10 options with odds for them including Thatcher at 6/4.
| Tory Leadership TV debate - What will they say?
|
Odds | Probability |
|---|---|---|
| Boris | 3/10 | 76.9% |
| Fantasy Economics | 2/5 | 71.4% |
| Red Wall | 1/1 | 50.0% |
| Hard Working Families | 1/1 | 50.0% |
| Red Tape | 6/5 | 45.5% |
| Thatcher | 6/4 | 40.0% |
Boris being mentioned is the heavy favourite as you can imagine that both candidates will refer to Boris Johnson who is the current PM.
Fantasy Economics has been mentioned repeatedly over the last few weeks by several candidates and there's a 71% chance it's mentioned tonight.
Liz Truss remains favourite to be next leader of the Conservative Party
Liz Truss is still the favourite to take over as the next leader of the Conservative Party, coming into 1/2 from the evens that she was at 5 days ago.
Rishi Sunak is 13/8 to be the next leader and the next few days will make for a clearer picture after the TV debates take place.
Sunak has also accepted to appear on Channel 4 news later on Monday evening, but Truss has so far declined to take part.
There will also be a TV debate live on Sky News at some point, although the date for that has yet to be set.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson will step down from role with specials up for his next position
Boris Johnson is leaving his role as Prime Minister with his expected departure date still set for September this year.
Bookmakers give odds of 7/1 that Johnson appears on Strictly Come Dancing either this year or next, with odds dropping from 40/1 earlier this month.
Betway have a load of specials around TV appearances for Johnson in 2022 and 2023 with Grand Designs leading the way at 5/2.
It's expected that he won't stay in the cabinet going forward no matter who ends up winning the vote to be next Conservative leader.
