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This is the Guardian. From the Guardians today in focus this is election extra with me Lucy Hoff evening, shocking new allegations against major Tory donor Frank Hester

revealed in the Guardian. The battle over tax rages on and the campaigns go silent for D-Day commemorations.

With me is Archie Bland, editor of the Election Edition newsletter.

Archie, let's start with this new reporting from the Guardian from our colleagues

Rowena Mason and Henry Dayer. What are these fresh allegations against Tori donor

Frankesta? So the story about Frankesta started in March when he was revealed by the

guardian to have made remarks about Diane Abbott that were pretty quickly condemned by all kinds of people

including Rishi Sunak as racist. He said that she made

you want to hate all black women and he said that he thought that she should be

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