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Head to octopusevo.com to get.T. Politics, the Financial Times's podcast on all things British politics.

I'm Sebastian Payne and in this week's episode we're

discussing week two of the 2017 general election campaign and the

surprising revival of Conservative Scotland. I'm glad to be joined by Henry Mann's the F.T.

political correspondent, political commentators David Torrance and Miranda Green

was our poster Matt Singh.

Thank you all for joining.

So the British General Election campaign entered its exciting second week and well not much has happened

the Conservatives continue to promise strong and stable leadership warned against a coalition of chaos

Labour talked about building a million new houses,

UKIP launched its campaign and the tour has gone to a route over tax Henry,

Manstent to begin by giving us your highlight of this campaigning week.

I think it was perhaps the UKIP leader Paul Nuttle really struggling to work out whether

he even wanted to be a candidate in this general election.

UKIP has all sorts of problems from organization to money to messaging,

but not even coming out and saying which seat you're going to stand for

is probably not the way to kick off a campaign.

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