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It's Wednesday the 11th of December, which means only one thing. Calling Peston is five weeks old today, and oh yeah, there's an election tomorrow. Did we mention that? Welcome to episode 26 of Calling Peston, the penultimate episode of a podcast that has documented the daily drama, despair, disaster and delirium of this campaign,

and that's just us trying to get hold of Robert Pestin every day.

I'm Daniel Hewitt. He, hello, is Sheehab Khan.

And joining us on the podcast today, ITV News at 10 presenter Tom Bradby,

who is fronting ITV's overnight election program tomorrow night,

and also our boss, the head of politics at ITV News,

Amber de Botton is here to reveal whether or not this podcast is going to get a second series.

Will producer Lewis still have a job at Christmas?

Will he be able to pay for that train back to Middlesbrough to see his family?

We'll find out shortly.

But first here she had with a rundown of the day's election news with less than 24 hours to go.

Yes, indeed. It's the final day of the election campaign, and all the candidates are making

one last push to convince people to vote for them. Boris Johnson was in Yorkshire doing

a milk round before 7 a.m. this morning. He then went to Derbyshire, South Wales, Essex and then ended the day in London.

Jeremy Corbyn was in Glasgow, giving a speech, then in Middlesbrough, where Lewis is from, Rother Valley,

Brockstow, Bedford and then finished the day in London. And Joe Swinson held rallies in Tory-held

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