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The discourse around it. you looked at that moh— the discourse around it. you looked at that mob in clacton surrounding nigel— at that mob in clacton surrounding nigel farage, and i think when you also look— nigel farage, and i think when you also look at the places reform have already— also look at the places reform have already stood, such as local elections, they have had much less a result— elections, they have had much less a result than— elections, they have had much less a res...

Time. there is a lot for rishi sunak to achieve in tonights debate. the liberal democrats are today setting out what they describe as bold plans to fix the crisis in care services in england. the party says it will provide free personal care to support older or disabled people in their own homes, which they claim will ease pressure on the nhs. the lib dems calculate the plans will cost an extra £2.7 billion a year, but independent experts suggest it is likely to be higher. we will speak to ed d...

Few days after keir starmer said if labour win, read my lips was his phrase, immigration will come down. you can see that in the debate tonight, rishi sunak has a task ahead. notjust to show wavering conservative or labour switches that he should be given another chance in downing street against keir starmer, but also to find a way to remind potential reform uk voters it is only he or keir starmer who could be walking into downing street onjuly the 5th. brute walking into downing street on july ...

When i became leader of the lib dems i wanted the party to be the voice of carers partly because i have been a carer most of my life. my nana and my son. i know how important family care is important. but i do not think you can rescue the nhs without sorting out social care and family care. we want to ensure people can come out of hospital when ready because there will be a care place, a care package at their home. and they can afford it and crucial to they can afford it and crucial to the progr...

Time, sir ed davey will not be included this evening. today he is campaigning about personal care reform, specifically wanting to provide free personal care for adults. there has been criticism of this policy from some think tanks in terms of costing, but speaking to other political commentators they say social care is a big issue and the lib dems are really putting it forward? ., , forward? social care is complicated and expensive _ forward? social care is complicated and expensive and _ forwar...

That by a tax on the big banks. it has to be said that some experts say that would not raise enough to deliver their care needed to but certainly it is one of those areas where the lib dems think they can talk about a policy that really matters to voters, and for ed davey it is also very personal because he cared for his mother as a teenager and also has a severely disabled son that he and his wife care for now. let�*s talk about the reform party, nigel farage, their new leader, says this is t...

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Lets speak to our political correspondent damian grammaticas. he is ona he is on a bus. where are you? mediacity and self—id, waiting to pull out on todays list of events. —— mediacity in salford. they want to highlight what henry was talking about, this offer on personal care. tell me more about how the lib dems feel this will be going down with voters, as had been mentioned, not a lot about social care has been spoken about during the election, do they feel it is a big issue for voters? ...

Starmer and to reassure or try to hold close conservative voters micro the might be wavering with voting for reform. no pressure, prime minister. , , , ., ., ~ minister. the lib dems have talked about their introduction _ minister. the lib dems have talked about their introduction of - minister. the lib dems have talked about their introduction of free - about their introduction of free personal care, it sounds good, it sounds like it could be a vote winner, but they are having a bit of doubt ab...

Weeks or years and years. people still say a nerdy political circles i live in, the "i agree with nick" line which was coined in 2010 when election debates started in 2010. they are now kind of a thing in the uk, not written into law or anything, there is a complicated negotiation between the parties and broadcasters to make them happen. there will be a fair flurry of them in this campaign, the first tonight. the lib dems are not taking part tonight that campaigning continuing for them? tonight ...