As it happened: Javid backs Truss as Tory candidates take questions in Wales - BBC News
The contenders to become prime minister have been speaking at a hustings in Cardiff, the first outside of England.
Unsurprisingly, the first question to Liz Truss is about her swiftly scrapped plans for regional pay boards for public servants.

Asked if it was actually a misrepresented policy, she says it was misinterpreted by the media and was never intended to apply to nurses, doctors and teachers.

Truss adds she wanted to clear up the policy right away and that they are not going ahead with it.

Pressed on where the predicted £8.8bn savings her campaign said it would save will come from instead, Truss says its "not part of my central costings" to pay for her planned £30bn of tax cuts.

She says her reversal of the NI rise, keeping corporation tax low and a temporary moratorium on green energy levies will be paid for from general taxation.

"We'll still be able to get the debt falling within three years," she adds.

Truss says the policy in question was a much longer term plan, but then repeats it isn't going ahead anyway.

She concludes that she is someone "when things are misinterpreted, when mistakes are made I'm honest about that".