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every day from the 14th of June listen wherever you get your podcasts. So everyone in the clipboards should have two different bits material, one with Percy's face on it, one with here and the nasty case on it. It was a sunny

here and a massive face on it.

It was a sunny afternoon, very blustery though,

and we had maybe a dozen activists in it all alongside the Labour candidate,

Kirstie McNeil.

Sunscreen?

Yeah, I don't want to show up with Casper above.

That's my only problem was it.

Libby Brooks, the Guardian Scotland Correspondent,

recently spent a few days on the campaign trail in Midlothian,

one of the many Scottish seats that Labour is hoping to wrench back

from the Scottish National Party on the 4th of July.

So, Midlaudians grown 16% in the last 10 years.

Yeah. So, new builds are growing up all the time. This is one of our newer ones.

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