speaking at whitechapel in east london. there we are. addressing first of all, and i think that will make the headlines, the issue of the number of young people who are not registered to vote. he has highlighted the figure, 2.4 million young people not registered to vote, and he said register, he urged them to register, and what he called claim your future. to register, and what he called claim yourfuture. he to register, and what he called claim your future. he also attacked the conservative party and conservative policies and said that they had held the country back and he urged people as the election approaches, don t let the conservatives hold you back and he promised that people voted in a new labour government it would be a better tomorrow. theresa may will campaign in scotland today for the first time since calling the general election. the conservatives currently hold one scottish seat at westminster, but opinion polls suggest support for the party in scotland is g
mandate. think she is looking for that mandate. if she squeaks by. she is also trying to squash dissent in her own party. the real mandate that she once, this is true in a different way, for the anti mandate thatjeremy corbyn feels, it is about british politics. if she wins resoundingly, it is more a message to the borisjohnsons of this world. ina way, to the borisjohnsons of this world. in a way, to the far right of the tory party. in other words, in theory, if she wants the so called soft brexit. .. which she doesn t? well, we don t know. have you heard the phrase brexit means brexit? that is all we know. let s posit the possibility that she once a kind of lu kewa rm possibility that she once a kind of lukewarm brexit. it is conceivable that if the ideologically rigid side of the tory party knew that they have a tory leader thatjust got a personal mandate to lead, it might change things. she was looking at the polls? of course. the opinion polls? yes, she was looking