Summary
- Boris Johnson has taken questions from the public in a special program on 5 Live, the BBC News Channel and online
- PM was asked about labor skills post-Brexit, HS2, Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe and his plans to reverse Beeching railway cuts
- The public also asked him about the NHS, how many children he has and alleged Russian interference in UK elections
- Labor promises free full-fiber broadband for every home in the UK by 2030, through part-nationalizing BT and taxing tech giants
- Tories pledge measures to help “left behind” towns, including business rate cuts for small firms
- Liberal Democrats promise a £ 100 bn climate fund over five years
- The Conservatives deny offering Brexit Party candidates jobs or peerages to stand down
- The Green Party says it will stand 500 candidates, 47 more than at the 2017 election
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