daniel hannan, conservative mep says he has seen a hannan, conservative mep says he has seen a draftotect full voting rights for the 3.2 million european citizens who will be allowed to vote. that is presumably only for local elections. i was wondering about that. he was saying in the past that maybe in the past they did not bother to vote in local elections, now he is saying this situation is so poor, they will be more likely to go at and give the tories a kick in the local elections. mr hannan is saying they are not going to vote tory, so we should stop them, which is is very embarrassing. i am going to race now, the daily express front pages where we will end, i know you are quite taken with the word "windfall". i and -- i adore the word windfall in terms of pensions, which actually means equality. women have been receiving small increases in their guaranteed minimum pension because of the shifts in pension e, because of the shifts in pension age, 65 for men, for longer than has been the women. the guaranteed minimum pension composite —— contributions had not changed and the age o

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fourteen thirty thousand was considered a large crowd however i things changing night i asked martin hannan a journalist with a national newspaper who's been covering the all i'm to one battle marches up and down scotland well cry they were expecting an edge of power for the march and rally on saturday martin hardin welcome to the alex i'm unsure so tell me a bit about the march of the been happening up and down the country under the banner all under one banner where the debate and how many people have been attending them it's been going for a couple of years no such year that this phenomenon that's taken off which started in me and glasgow when rona going somewhere between thirty five and sixty thousand people marched through the city and they took everybody by surprise including the organizers no video why so many people saw no for the march and rally it was an incredible success and they carried on from there you know there's no idea was to go into country so france has been to countries but i want to. two thousand people in that tiny town which actually is. able to snore in that effort

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jeopardy is well we'll have to leave it there this story isn't going away but andrew don't miss daniel hannan thank you both for joining me on up front. there are some who say my next guest represents the future of the democratic party who here on kustra a former mayor in texas and secretary of housing and urban development under barack obama has been talked about as a future presidential candidate and was on hillary clinton's vice presidential short list in twenty sixteen in a new book an unlikely journey waking up from my american dream castro tells the story of how he and his twin brother joaquin now a u.s. congressman both rose to national prominence with historic midterm elections around the corner what's his vision for the democrats in an age of trump. thanks for joining me on up front in your new book you describe your shock at trump's election back in november twenty sixth and you've said that people were quote trying to send a message about their frustration with washington d.c. but don't really mean their frustration with the people in power in washington d.c. which was your boss th