this is a real chance to use kate hoey.ance to use their numbers to reshape parliament and take away the brexit mps. we will move on because there is quite a lot of papers to get through. let's go to the telegraph. pictures of smiling marine le pen. she is stepping down as the leader of the front national to say she is the candidate for all citizens and not just representing the candidate for all citizens and notjust representing this one political outfit. marine le pen is the daughter ofjohn marine le pen. so the name might be tricky to distance herself. she has been trying to leave the party behind. the origins of this party were with the vichy collaborators, or with the nazi regime. they have a past which is anti—semitic and racist and about how france got out of our cheery which —— algeria which was considered a betrayal of pride. marine le pen has been trying to leave that image behind her. she has fallen out with her father. she leave that image behind her. she has fallen out with herfather. she is saying i am no long

this will not be an ordercoming people like kate hoey.e an order coming down from the top of the party. i will speak to grudges over the coming weeks and we will make decisions. what i don't wa nt will make decisions. what i don't want to see happening is good brexiteer is, people who have campaigned for years her brexit, i don't want them to lose their seats and a remain personal get their place. we have tim farren ruling out a coalition and leanne wood as well. tim farren says they want to deal with either of the two big parties. they enjoyed five years in government, but the paid quite an electoral price for that last time. do you detect from his position that there is still a recognition that thatis there is still a recognition that that is some residual toxicity to the fact they were prepared to go into coalition? i think so. we saw it at the last general election, the lib dems being annihilated, from 57 seats down to eight. they got one backin seats down to eight. they got one back in richmond park, so they have nine. he suffered a

i didn't just say tory candidates, it could be people like kate hoey as well.be an order which is coming down from the top of the party. i will speak to branches over the coming weeks and we will make decisions. what i don't want to see happen is good brexiteers, not fly by night brexiteers, that campaigned for years for brexit, i don't want to see them lose their seats to remainers. earlier i spoke to our political correspondent, susana mendonca, and i asked her about the liberal democrat leader, tim farron, saying that there are "no circumstances whatsoever" under which his party would enter into coalition with labour or the conservatives the lib dems have had theirfingers burnt after going into coalition with the conservatives. partly because of their u—turn on the tuition fees promise they had had, the pledge they had in their manifesto. they ended up being viewed as a party that couldn't be trusted. they suffered at the polls, we saw the 2015 election where they went from 57 mps to eight. a realfall from grace from them. this time, they can see an opportun

i didn't just say tory candidates, it could be people like kate hoey as well.be an order which is coming down from the top of the party. i will speak to branches over the coming weeks and we will make decisions. what i don't want to see happen is good brexiteers, not fly by night brexiteers, that campaigned for years for brexit, i don't want to see them lose their seats to remainers. that clarification from the labour party on trident dropped at about three minutes to one. it looks as if they wanted to get this cleared up before it turned into a story with its own momentum, not least before its own momentum, not least before it appeared on the front pages. its own momentum, not least before it appeared on the front pagesm was already picking up speed because this issue is such a difficult one for the labour party. they have been divided on it. the official position has been that it is in favour of renewing trident, butjeremy corbyn, the party leader, has made no secret of the fact that he doesn't particularly wa nt of the fact that he doesn't particularly want

i didn'tjust i didn't just say tory i didn'tjust say tory candidates, that could be people like kate hoeyhis will not be an order which is coming down from the top of the party. bible speak to batches of the party. bible speak to batches of the coming weeks and we will make decisions. what i don't want to see happen is good brexiteer is, not fly by night brexiteer is, and that campaigned for years the brexit. i do want to see them lose their seats. with me is our political correspondent, susana mendonca. she has been catching up with all those interviews. let's talk about what the liberal democrats had to say, because tim farron, the party leader, was also on the andrew marr show this morning. driver of the bigger parties, perhaps nervous whether or not they could emerge from a majority in this election. he didn't offer much comfort. the low he said in no circumstances at all would he go into coalition with either labour or the conservatives. the lib dems have had theirfingers burnt after going into coalition with the conservatives. partly because of their u—turn on the tuition fees promi

i didn't just say tory candidates, it could be people like kate hoey as well.not be an order which is coming down from the top of the party. i will speak to branches over the coming weeks and we will make decisions. what i don't want to see happen is good brexiteers, not fly by night brexiteers, that campaigned for years for brexit, i don't want to see them lose their seats to remainers. well, meanwhile — the former prime minister tony blair has called on voters not to back general election candidates who ‘back brexit at any cost‘, regardless of political party. he says that brexit was a bigger issue than party allegiance in this election. speaking to radio 4's world this weekend, he said that voters need to know where candidates stand on brexit and that theresa may was pursuing an "unreasonable policy" that was driven by the right of her party. at least, it's up to them what they want to do. i'm not going to advocate people want to vote tactically. what i'm saying is, they should know, they should vote on an informed basis on this issue. how will you vote? i m