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One recent example was their reporting in Lincolnshire.

It explored whether the regions become one of the most conservative places in Britain and how local issues have shaped Lincolnshire's

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Next time on Love Shack, Celebrity Caravan Edition,

a flat tire causes havoc.

Look, of course you could be watching something more serious.

A documentary.

A classic film.

But instead, you're grabbing an ice-co cold Pepsi Max and going in on yet another six episodes of a very important cultural moment. With this

kind of commitment, you're basically a modern TV historian. Some say binge watching. You say pure

dedication. Pepsi Max, thirsty for more.

Right. I'm going to start. I've got a can of coffee.

Hello and welcome to Electral Dysfunction from Sky News with me, Beth Rigby.

Me Ruth Davidson and me Harriet Harmon.

Now, we are all in Glasgow ahead of our final live show of our mini tour.

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