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Good morning. It's three minutes after ten.

Did you have a splendid weekend? I hope you did.

I'm going to start the show a little differently today.

I can't do this every day, obviously, because sometimes in that little 60 second slot that I enjoy at the end of Nick's show, I tell you, or I give you an indication of what is going to be coming up after the news, and then during the news, I I changed my mind so sometimes my inbox will be

full of texts that are not relevant to the conversation that I have very unprofessionally and unfairly

decided to have at approximately two or three minutes past 10 but today I think it works so Joseph's been in

touch he says it's ridiculous how

Labor are failing to appeal to the young vote. They have an opportunity here and just seem to be

gliding to victory. James in Oxford says, where is everyone? This is the limpest election ever. The

Lib Dems have an open goal. Take us back into the EU. work out all of our problems with our neighbours,

am I stupid? This is from Sue. We should be teaching younger people who say they're not interested

in politics that every single aspect of their lives is politics. Tell those who say they will not

vote that the most important thing is to get the Tories out, so vote tactically for the candidate

most likely to beat them. Once they are gone, then the campaign starts to get the Tories out, so vote tactically for the candidate most likely to

beat them. Once they are gone, then the campaign starts to get proportional representation.

Apathy is not an option, says Sue. Another, I think, possibly the same, Joseph. I'm a politics

and economics graduate. I'm excited to vote, but my friends from all different backgrounds don't

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