Not Another One!

Onward's Will Tanner and James O'Shaughnessy visit the 'Rugby League' seats of Workington and Warrington South, to speak to the local Conservative candidates, Mark Jenkinson and Andy Carter, on election week. Will the Tories win over Workington Man?

Presented by Will Tanner and James O'Shaughnessy.

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With only days until polling day, Will and Clarissa chat to Greg Cook, Labour’s former Head of Strategy and Tom Hamilton, Labour’s former Head of Research about the NHS, Jeremy Corbyn and Labour's election strategy.

Presented by Clarissa Agnew and Will Tanner.

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This week, Clarissa and Will talk to Jeremy Hunt, the former Foreign Secretary and Conservative leadership candidate, and three young voters, to understand whether a youthquake might still upset the 2019 election.

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This week, Clarissa and Will talk to James O'Shaughnessy about the key voter in this election, Workington Man, test how Boris' message is going down in Bishop Auckland with Dehenna Davison, and talk policy with Dave Skelton, author of Little Platoons.

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This week, Clarissa Agnew and Will Tanner speak to David Gauke, the former Tory Cabinet Minister standing against his old party in South West Hertfordshire, former No10 adviser Nick Hargrave, and Siobhan Baillie, who is campaigning to win back Stroud from Labour.

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Clarissa Agnew and Will Tanner are joined by guests on Not Another One! to discuss slogans, leaders and the Liberal Democrats' chances in the 2019 General Election.

Tom Edmonds, former digital director of the Conservative party explains why slogans are so important and whether General Elections should be about leaders, MPs or parties.

Anthony Mangnall, Conservative candidate for Totnes in Devon, speaks on the phone about their chances in a seat held by an MP who recently defected to the Liberal Democrats.

Finally, Laura Round, a Conservative councillor in Kensington and former special adviser to Penny Mordaunt discusses the pain of their loss in the 2017 General Election and how they plan to hold off challenges from Labour and the Lib Dems this time around.

Presented by Clarissa Agnew and Will Tanner.

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