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ranted, manifesto. you take no votes for granted. thank manifesto. you take no votes for granted, thank you manifesto. you take no votes for granted, thank you very - manifesto. you take no votes for granted, thank you very much. i manifesto. you take no votes for - granted, thank you very much. right now, we leave, rather bbc news viewers leave us. carry on your answer, radio only. thanks to nicky campbell putting your questions to the labour leader, sir keir starmer. i m joined by our political correspondent helen catt. a range of questions and the last one we caught a bit of buzz from a black voter asking whether labour represented black people. we had questions on brexit, questions related to business on northern ireland. the issue of strikes as well. what where the key takeaways from that? , ., , ., well. what where the key takeaways from that? , ., . ., . from that? this was a chance, we have heard from that? this was a chance, we have heard a from that? this was a chance