Death is still with him, 20 years after Princess Diana was killed. He was speaking in a bbc documentary on the London Marathon. Police say they want to speak to Arthur Collins about a suspected acid attack at an east london nightclub. Good morning from westminster, where mps are expected to give their approval this afternoon to the Prime Ministers plan for a Snap General Election injust seven weeks. Theresa may says shes going to the polls three years early to help her make a success of brexit and secure a better dealfor britain. Opposition parties have accused mrs may of a u turn, but say they wont vote against the election. This morning theresa may has denied claims of political opportunism and insisted that its in the National Interest to hold a Snap Election. Speaking on the today programme, the Prime Minister has said she is not seeking a mandate for a blank cheque on brexit. So you are committed to fighting the election without spelling anything new out at all . Nothing new about
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indeed! yesterday, of course, iwas at the debate in salford surrounded by politicians. today it s been all about the voters, because in the end, that is what the election comes down to, so as you say, i had breakfast in another constituency, solid labour seat in 2019. the conservatives took that big bricks at the voting area there. and then moved for lunch to bolton west, which is a bellwether c, so goes the nation. ijust had dinner here in cheadle. so i m pretty stuffed. let s go into the pub because one of the things that struck me in all three seats that i ve been at today is just how fed up people are isjust how fed up people are in this part of the world with the political class in westminster. they don t think that anyone has done anything for them. a lot of people i spoke to them bolton west earlier said they are not going to vote, they don t think that any of the leaders have got anything to offer. now, cheadle is an interesting seat
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however, if you look into the detail of individual polls, it is often possible to find that information. thank you very much indeed to all of you who have sent in questions. to keep them coming. i reminded to contact us at bbc your voice at you can find your poll tracker on the bbc news app. we will have more on that tomorrow night. two of the main battleground areas in this election will be the midlands and northern england. known as the red wall the bedrock of the labour party s support for generations. at least it was until 2019, when that wall collapsed. many of the former mining towns lent their support to the tories in the debate over brexit. 0ur correspondent, rajini vaidyanathan is out on the road visiting today the different constituencies in and around greater manchester. she has been in leigh, then westhoughton in bolton west. now she s in cheadle. so you will forgive her forfinishing her day in george & dragon pub in cheadle. still sober i hope. but a good time of the n