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Clifford Street Police Station, Byker, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, United Kingdom
“You’re free to go.” The police say to the suspect as they unlock the door to his cell.
Portsmouth South, Portsmouth, England, United Kingdom
Sikandar Khan goes to speak to sailors: Royal Navy, Merchant Navy and fishing crews. He will also go to Gloucester and Stroud.
He promises to defend British shipping, create jobs in the area, keep Trident and strengthen the Royal Navy.
He goes there in his Royal Navy uniform.
Liverpool, England, United Kingdom
Labour campaign promises to bring back British steel and establish new vocational colleges if elected. The Daily Mirror supports him saying “Tories care more about PM’s private life than his wife.”
They also capitalise on his eccentricity calling him “Sikandar Khan, Britain’s lovably quirky PM.”
Elswick, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England, United Kingdom
The Labour MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne Central, Chi Onwurah, visits.
Sikandar Khan had previously visited.
Norwich South, Norwich, England, United Kingdom
Mary Khan (nee Smith) states that she “agrees with her husband’s decision” and “supports him wholeheartedly.”
Hackney, London, England, United Kingdom
MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington (not Dianne Abbot in this) calls David Cameron “a racist” and mentions that he called migrants a “storm.”
She asks “would you rather vote for a racist who hates refugees or someone who’s just a bit quirky.”
Plymouth, England, United Kingdom
Luke Pollard, MP, the Minister of Defence is campaigning for votes in Plymouth, he’s drawing attention to the recent pay raise ,his record representing the city and his father’s service in the Royal Navy.
After that he will go to Colchester.
The decision by the prime minister to continue campaigning after the tragic death of Tony Blair on the same day is widely criticised.