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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, the Spectator's Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Cindy Yu and I'm joined by James Forsyth and Isabel Hardman.

So today the Liberal Democrats launched their party manifesto for the coming election.

James, what was in it?

So it has a whole,

I mean, the Lib Dems are probably keener on policy than any other party. It obviously has their signature policy in a revoking Article 50 on their first day as part of a majority government.

It also, perhaps not consistently given their thinking about being in a majority government,

also suggests a legalised cannabis market.

They want to get 80% of the electricity market decarbonised by 2030.

And they're also talking about quite conservative of a small C fiscal rules.

I think the way that they think they can do that is they talk about the so-called

remain bonus, that they argue that because if the UK is stayed in the EU, the GDP would

be larger than it otherwise would be, and they would use that, they would spend that money

on public services, and that would enable them.

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