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Hello and welcome to More or Less with me, Tim Harford, coming to you from the more or less Battle Bus.

It's got a fridge. This week what on earth are those bar charts

people keep putting in their local campaign leaflets. There is some serious

tomfoolery afoot and it will all end once more or less starts naming and

shaming. We'll look at how tax has changed over the past 14 years, sometimes in

surprising ways. Amid concerns that state schools might fill up with private school kids fleeing

VAT, we'll take a considered look at the actual arithmetic, which suggests otherwise.

And if there's time, some words of numerical wisdom

from William Shakespeare.

So onward, haste is needful in this desperate case.

Hi, I'm Kate Lamble and I'm here because of the election on July the 4th.

Have you got a few moments to hear about the political leaflets being put through front doors across the country?

Specifically, I want to tell you about the bar charts which claim only two parties are fighting for your seat.

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