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Spiked editor Brendan O'Neill and spike columnist Ella Wielen.

This week we'll be discussing the latest news from the general election, from the

launch of Labour and the Lib Dem manifestos, to the party's green grandstanding and

much more. Labor's Manifesto is a manifesto that will bring real change.

This is socialism, red in tooth and glory.

We will get Brexit sorted by giving you the people, the final say.

Mr. Corbett, now tell us, are you going to campaign for leave all room?

We have wasted the last three and a half years talking about racing.

The Labour Party launched its manifesto this week, promising the most radical and

ambitious plan to transform our country in decades. It includes plans for a

green transformation fund, nationalised broadband, free care for the

elderly, free NHS prescriptions, free dental health checkups and a major new house building

program among many other things. But the whole at the heart of it all is

Labour's Brexit policy. Brendan you wrote about Labour's Brexit stance earlier this

week I think what do you make of it? I think their Brexit position is atrocious and in their manifesto they say that the public will have a final say on Brexit

it says a Labour government will implement whatever the people decide and what they mean is they will come up with a deal

within three months of taking office which hopefully won't happen and then within another three months

after that they will put it to the public the public

the public will get to choose between labors deal or staying in the European Union

now we know from what Jeremy Corbyn said at the Confederation of British industry

that his deal the thing they're aspiring to do is have a

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