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The Independent Republic of Mike Graham on Talk Radio.

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It's all happening as we enter day two of the election campaign.

That's right. We are only two days into a five-week campaign.

And the only dilemma is where to begin.

Former Minister in Gordon Brownade, Ian Austin, has quit the Labour Party

and is urging

everyone to vote for the Tory party. You would have heard him on Julie Hartley-Bruer's show.

We'll be listening to some of what he had to say as well. Labor's deputy leader Tom Watson

surprisingly quit his job last night and declared that he wouldn't be running in the election

next month. Is there a bigger story behind him leaving the party that he's been a member of practically since he was a boy?

Or is it simply that he ran out of road with the Corbinistas?

Boris Johnson launched his party's campaign last night and was immediately mired in a resignation scandal from his own cabinet.

And the Remain parties have launched a new pact to safeguard the anti-Brexit vote.

Today, there's more action from Scotland where the Prime Minister is dropping in,

and Jeremy Corbyn will be unveiling a Labour bus in Liverpool.

I wonder what it's going to say on the side.

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Coming up, we'll be asking why the Tories are so frightened

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