I hate Nigel Farage with a passion.

Isnrt it clever that Nigel and Boris will not stand against Labour and lib dems, plus the greens and snp.

Who ever gets in I guarentee this country is in a mess.

I will be looking at the policies regaurding animal rights, and right now the Tories have zero morals. 

Interesting turn of events last night -

 The Lib Dem candidate in Canterbury @ThatTimWalker has told Channel 4 News he is stepping down and does not wish to challenge the Labour Remain supporting candidate @RosieDuffield1

However higher Lib Dems are insisting someone replaces him, every possible candidate has declined because it will help the Conservatives.

Deadline to select a new candidate is Thursday. There are four local Lib Dems who are approved candidates but not a single one is willing to stand. So the national party would have to impose a candidate on Canterbury from outside.

Seems a suicidal move from the Leadership of Lib Dems if they do replace him. 

This election has so many twists and turns and it is still about Brexit, trouble is so many bad things will get passed while we focus on brexit

Labour are offering free full fibre broadband in every home by 2030, I really like this policy. It's very forward thinking, especially considering how Internet is essential in most of our day to day lives.

It would be expensive but potentially could create a lot more jobs, allow people to work from home (cutting down on pollution).

Only 8-10% of UK premises have full fibre broadband. Compare that to 97% in Japan and 98% in South Korea.

The radical proposal would cost a one-off £20bn, funded by £5bn already committed by the Government and an extra £15.3bn from Labour’s £250bn Green Transformation Fund.

Annual running costs would be around £230 million a year, paid through a new tax on multinationals - including internet giants like Amazon, Facebook and Google .

Jezza takes the win 

I have to agree.

Labour spoke from the heart I barely saw him look at his notes. He was respectful at all times.

Conservative he just read from notes. Made a lot of snide childish comments and didn’t shup up when asked.

As for the quality of replies Jeremy seemed to have more answers. I’m still unhappy about the amount of he plans on spending.

I didn't like how they only had a short amount of time to answer, I would have liked to hear more from both of them.

I found it amusing how Jeremy wouldn't answer the question, if he would campaign against his own deal or not, several times - MP's must be trained in avoiding questions.

I was hoping to learn something new, but it was all just a repeat of what they have said in the News. It wasn't much of a debate, I think question time is better for that!

Absolutely, the host ruined it.

I don't get the hate on putting his deal back to the public, I really do think it's the fairest way for the public to decide if we want the deal. I don't see it as him campaigning against his deal, just letting the people decide in my opinion 

I can't keep track of everything thats going on anymore lol

Isnrt it clever that Nigel and Boris will not stand against Labour and lib dems, plus the greens and snp.

Who ever gets in I guarentee this country is in a mess.

I will be looking at the policies regaurding animal rights, and right now the Tories have zero morals.

From the Labour Manifesto

#AnimalWelfare

Labour will:

• Introduce an animal welfare commissioner

• Prohibit sale of snares & glue traps

• End the badger cull

• Boost police resources for wildlife crime

• Work to end commercial whaling

• Ban importation of hunting trophies

That alone will make me vote Labour

Stormzy today (25/11/19):

"I will be voting for Jeremy Corbyn....for me he is the first man in a position of power who is committed to giving back power to the people & helping those who need a helping hand......Boris Johnson is a sinister man with a long record of lying....."

Labour are gaining more popularity.

Like or loath him JC is a great speaker and debates like a pro

Plaid Cymru got my vote