BP is working to bring more lower carbon energy to the UK, like designing two hydrogen plants,

and we're keeping oil and gas flowing from the North Sea. It's and not all. That's how BP is backing Britain.

While today we're mostly in oil and gas we increased the proportion of our

global annual investment that went into our lower carbon and other

transition businesses from around 3% in 2019 to around 23% in 2023.

BP.com slash and not all. Hello and welcome to episode 23 of this special election 24 series trying to

interview 650 candidates before polling day. We are getting closer at the start of today's episode.

There were 559 to interview.

By the end, 555.

If you're a candidate and would like to come on the show

and you're standing in a seat that hasn't been featured yet.

Email me political party podcast at gmail.com if you can put me in touch with someone who is a candidate and book them in for me, that would be great.

Same email address please and leave a five-star review on iTunes to help other people find it

and enjoy the election campaign, I guess in a more detailed and positive way and think

about polling night is that what they call it polling day 10 p.m. when the exit poll comes

in and when the results start coming in all these seats that you will now have a detailed knowledge of.

This is the most comprehensive and positive way to cover the general election.

So buckle up because today's political party battle bus is starting in London in

South London in Croydon East with Natasha Irons who is Labour's candidate

there so let's head to South London to meet Natasha.

Natasha, you're the Labour candidate in Croydon East.

You're also a local cancer as well. So just first things first for people who haven't been to Croydon East before.

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