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Julia, how do you spell vertebrae? Oh, just tight pain in the neck. One more sleep, everyone. Just

one more sleep till it's all over. This time tomorrow, the polls will have opened, and of course the podcast

won't be doing anything even vaguely political. So we thought we'd take this final opportunity

to check in on the campaign trail. For the last six weeks, our team of political correspondents

have been touring the country on the battle buses, seeing up close

the efforts to secure your vote and the Sky TV login for number 10.

I'm Neil Patterson, and at this edition of the Daily, having been up close and personal, with

all the key players, we'll be asking our correspondence for their reflections on the campaign

and the moments that for them define the 2024 general election.

And we begin with the Liberal Democrats.

Matthew Thompson has been following them from Sky.

He speaks to us from the upper deck, I believe, of the Lib Dem battle bus.

Look, you've not been short of a stunt or two during this election.

I think it's fair to say, Matthew.

Run us through them, because I think I've actually lost count.

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