ok, i was thinking today that we were going to talk about a green lib dem type in leeds north west tos, and conservative people. we are quietly confident that come what man the 12 of december, the liberal dems will gain leeds north west. yet to make a 4000 deficit, the greens don‘t have a chance to take a seat looking at 2017. why could you not find an agreement in this remain alliance to get them to stand aside? when it comes to the remain alliance, the liberal democrats are clear we want to suppress it and the green party has a to suppress it and the green party hasa simmer to suppress it and the green party has a simmer viewpoint. but ultimately in the northwest, you either have a liberal democrat mp in leeds north west or you will have corbyn's man. member corbyn's man who has been part of the remaining campaign, he was very silent on the issue and his parties and pretty weed divided some but you know what i was saved byjoe swenson. she says she wants to be the premise but you we re she wants to be the premise but you were with me last night... she is not universally recognised or

leeds north west next to each other. leeds north west is very studenty and remain.changing the method in adjacent constituencies. you have one mp saying we will get a new deal and we will definitely have a new vote so we can stop it whereas another mp is vote so we can stop it whereas anothermp is in vote so we can stop it whereas another mp is in saying something com pletely another mp is in saying something completely different. each candidate in the constituency would judge exactly what they want to be showing in the leaflets, which leaders that they want to campaign with them. stuart andrews who was the mp will be standing again. he will be making sure he backs borisjohnson to make sure he backs borisjohnson to make sure that brexit is done. in an area like leeds north west which has a lot of students, the labour message is going to have to be very clear about what labour's policies are to get students to vote for them again. pudsey only have a majority of 331 there, they don't yet know if they have a brexit party candidate there 01’ have a brexit party candidat

leeds north west is one of the key labour marginals. for any complacency. how much? labour is pouring in the resources. it's a big team, bolstered by young faces. this constituency has one of the biggest student populations in the country. hang on, we've got to a0, ground floor, that is. no other party really matches labour's ground game, set times every day, 11am, 2pm, aom, 6pm. regimental. just committed, just enthusiastic. any student orformer student from leeds knows about the notorious pub crawl — the so—called 0tley run — 16 pubs into the city centre, and you know what, it's a bit like the election campaign. it's long, it requires great stamina, and no one really knows where it's going to end. at least, i didn't. but there's a serious point here. student turnout, the final thursday of term in the run—up to christmas — you'd better get them early. this is waterloo mount we're on now. in neighbouring pudsey turnout is also important for the conservatives. they are defending a majority from labour of just 331. what's the brexit messa

leeds north west is one of the key labour marginals.he resources. it's a big team, bolstered by young faces. this constituency has one of the biggest student populations in the country. hang on, we've got to 40, ground floor, that is. no other party really matches labour's ground game, set times every day, 11am, 2pm, 4pm, 6pm. regimental. just committed, just enthusiastic. any student orformer student from leeds knows about the notorious pub crawl — the so—called 0tley run — 16 pubs into the city centre. and you know what, it's a bit like the election campaign. it's long, it requires great stamina, and no one really knows where it's going to end. at least, i didn't. but there's a serious point here. student turnout, the final thursday of term in the run—up to christmas — you'd better get them early. this is waterloo mount we're on now. in neighbouring pudsey, turnout is also important for the conservatives. they're defending a majority from labour of just 331. what's the brexit message? the brexit message is we are here to get brexit do

north. let's join clive myrie in leeds, in west yorkshire.ace that while solidly labour, in central areas the labour share of the vote has fallen in the last two big polls — the may council elections and the european elections. this is also a city that is as divided over brexit as the rest of the country. barely more than 50% of voters decided they wanted to remain inside the european union back in 2016. it is notjust brexit that is the big election talking point, it is infrastructure and transport. also the possibility that the northern rail franchise, one also the possibility that the northern railfranchise, one of also the possibility that the northern rail franchise, one of the biggest in the country could actually be taken back into public ownership because of complete dissatisfaction over the kind of service that is being provided. let's get a little bit more about from our transport correspondent, tom burridge. having a poor train service is just really stressful. you get up in the morning not knowing what train you're going to get, if

north west. back with you in just a moment, nina. and harry gration is in leedsng about a bank of the north, decisions on what we we re of the north, decisions on what we were spending would be a bank of the north, decisions on what we were spending would be paid locally, for that they would invest in also talked about part of the treasury to the north—west. as has been talked about before, but he said that would mean hundreds and hundreds he reiterated labour‘s commitment to northern powerhouse, hs three, which would run from hull all the way over to liverpool, which would cost 39 by japan. isaid, to liverpool, which would cost 39 by japan. i said, all of that sounds great, but how do you plan to pay for it? his answer was, we do not apologise from looking at it decades of borrowing under labour, because we need to change the status quo. the one jobs economy they have created is one of low pay and insecure work. we have got to start investing. we are borrowing because interest rates are low, the imf and world bank are all known as a time to border. what would yo