we have iain dale, on the right, lbc presenter. and miranda green, a lib dem.t her down here, quite protectionist, and left of the tory party y axis. more up here. cani... we should not forget one of the extraordinary thing yessn i would definitslg'" ” ' ' and whether you want to call it red toryism, and i know she denied there was such a thing as may—ism... paul, how would you position this? look, there are no unions left a smash, nothing left to privatise, so it is hard to be as right—wing as thatcher. protectionist, down there. she is an economic nationalist. there is one sentence in that manifesto that reveals that, her preparedness to walk away from europe without a deal. she could have left that out. i think the idea of literally declaring udi from europe, leaving ourselves and economy with no market, that is quite nationalised. i think until we know how this is costed, how big is the state going to be when they eventually get rid of the deficit in the mid 2020s, then we don't know really how the left and right it is and that is why it is a good question,

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iain dale is a conservative broadcaster and the managing director of biteback publishing.williams is the political editor of the manchester evening news. it's great to have you all. jennifer, i'll start with you because this is a completely different campaign, at least it feels that, to the one we were expecting. campaigning has come back with a vengeance. does it feel like manchester is ready for that to resume at this sort of level? i think in manchester and not sure people are focusing on the general election campaign now. as the campaign kicks back on, i suppose it started again with ukip yesterday... it's easy to think we're back into the swing. in manchester it's been four days. people aren't yet in a position to really process the information. we're still a city in shock. i can only really speak from a personal perspective... it feels very soon—to—be back to electioneering again. for a personal perspective, somebody who lives in manchester, it does feel too soon. i spoke to a few senior labour people around here before i came out this evening and their opinion onjer