on the campaign trail. but he has been out and about in bristol. a campaign asset or a ticking time bomb? what about you? and we speak to the human and animal residents of dumfries and galloway to find out whether scottish independence would be a deciding factor in their vote. no coalition of chaos here. we will be getting the pet theories of our panel, stephen bush from the new statesman, and the sun on sunday s dave wooding. let s catch up on the latest developments from the campaign trail today. the liberal democrats have launched their party manifesto in east london. leader tim farron called on voters to support his party and ensure they get a choice about britain s future relationship with europe. i believe that our children will have a brighter future if we are inside the european union. that they will be safer and better off. that our economy will be stronger and our country will have more influence in the world. butjust because i believe that doesn t mean i think peop
all about the narrow interests of her own party not the interests of the country overall. she was saying that nicola sturgeon can t have a referendum on independence before 2020 because it would create uncertainty. and how are voters feeling about a second general election in two years? not another one? oh, for god s sake. i can t stand this. there s too much politics going on at the moment. why does she need to do it? good evening, welcome to westminster. the prime minister has announced plans to call a snap general election on june 8. theresa may said britain needs certainty, stability and strong leadership following the eu referendum. explaining the decision, mrs may said she has reluctantly come to the conclusion that a vote is necessary, adding: the country is coming together but westminster is not. she will need parliamentary approval to formally call the election a vote on that will be held tomorrow. in the last hour, the prime minister has called president trump,