Politics Live | 3rd July 2024 | Final Day of General Election Campaign (Day 42)
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- This is an episode of BBC's Politics Live on Wednesday 3rd July 2024 - hosted by Jo Coburn, who is joined by a panel of guests. This programme was on air from 12:15PM BST until 13:00PM BST.
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Wow. Nice of Jo to acknowledge the work of the team over the past 5-6 weeks. That said, I look forward to Vlcki Young being more prevalent when the show returns to its regukar format. I always find her political analysis and questioning of politicians impressive.
Notice how Jo and the tory candidate speak over the Labour candidate when she is about to get to her point
Mel Stride is right. It's now about the quality of the opposition. A Liberal Democrat opposition will be far better than a Conservative one, so let's vote for it and hope that's what we get!
As someone who is nonpartisan this is an exciting election. I've always been a floater, voted for Thatcher but only once, Blair but only once as I become disillusioned with both. I suspect all Reform will do is split the Tory vote and give Labour an even bigger majority than they would have had anyway. Tomorrow we'll know if I'm right, if I'm wrong I will be happy to admit it.... Unlike most politicians. Lol!
Of course, you are right. But, you didn't disclose how you voted on Brexit? All the EU countries were happy Britain left them because there was a saying that kick the Brits out, then all the problems in the EU will disappear automatically!
@@ramsg9988 Paul Ross might not have voted in the Brexit referendum. It's not really relevant either way, is it? This seemed like nothing but your taking an opportunity to stick the boot in where it wasn't called for.
REFORM! We need a change!
Vote RFORM!