LBC, Election 2019.

Hello, this is Sheila Fogarty.

And this is Ian Dale, live in Tumbridge Wells.

Thanks for downloading the Daily Trail.

In this episode, we'll focus on what the Brexit Party has been saying today about its non-manifesto manifesto.

And I'm keen to talk about social

care as well I spoke to significant spokespeople from each of the main parties about what

their social care policy is or in one case is not and also by the time you download this

may be the two-hour question time special will be underway,

four-party leaders debating tonight.

Well, when I say debating, they're not really.

They're not going to be with each other.

They're answering questions from the public in the normal question time format.

Do you think we're going to learn much from that?

Yes, I think, you know, there's every opportunity to do so, isn't that?

I mean, we didn't really from the debate, ITV debate, we didn't learn a great deal of any new policy, any new ideas, new thoughts.

There was no massive Zinger moment.

But, but yeah, I suppose because there's more in that, in this format that you're talking about, I think there's more scope for digging in, isn't the, to subjects and to policy?

Yeah, and there's more scope for all of them to make complete, not a fools of themselves.

I don't imagine Nicola Sturgeon is going to do that.

But I can see Boris Johnson or Jeremy Corby having a really tough time tonight, possibly Joe Swinson as well,

on all the revoke thing, which seems to be going down very badly with the electorate.

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