'We believe it's those with the broadest shoulders, who can easily afford to pay, who should be contributing more to make our entire tax system fairer.'

Green Party co-leader Carla Denyer tells @BBCNickRobinson about changes the party wants to make to the tax system.

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'Critics worry, they say it's too soon... And as a result it'll be very costly.'

@BBCNickRobinson questions Peter Kyle, Shadow Science Secretary, on Labour's energy plans being launched by Sir Keir Starmer in Scotland today.

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Donald Trump's former communications director criticises the historic criminal trial and jury which has found the former president guilty on all counts.

Bryan Lanza tells justin webb 'any place that's 92% democrat, it's really not a representation of Trump's peers.'

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Former Conservative MP Mark Logan says he's backing Labour at the election, citing their 'new and fresh ideas'.

justin webb challenges Mel Stride, Work and Pensions Secretary, on whether some voters agree with Tory policies but don't like the 'vibe' of the party.

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'The NHS is the top issue for voters.'

Matthew Taylor, NHS Confederation chief executive, tells #R4Today healthcare leaders need to understand the challenges facing the NHS today amid cuts across different trusts in clinical and non-clinical areas.

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BBC Political Correspondent @HZeffman looks ahead to another day of campaigning from the Labour and Conservative leaders.

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'You are increasing income tax. Until April 2028. Are you now going to reverse that?'

Nick Robinson asks Chancellor Jeremy Hunt whether tax would rise under a future Conservative government.

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'What you're saying to the country... You can have everything you want without paying a price. Nobody believes that do they?'

@BBCNickRobinson questions Daisy Cooper, deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats, as she sets out her party's priorities.

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Diane Abbott has accused Labour of wanting to 'exclude' her from Parliament.

@EmmaBarnett challenges Darren Jones, Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury, over whether the party will allow Diane Abbott to stand as a Labour candidate in the election.

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'Politics on social media is basically LOL, WTF or OMG.'

On this week's The Today Podcast, Nick Robinson talks to pollster James Kanagasooriam about why the most powerful question in politics is really 'whose side are you on?'

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Throughout the general election campaign, #R4Today presenters are each following a key seat around the country.

@BBCNickRobinson has been to his 'adopted' constituency of Bolton West.

Reform UK’s honorary president Nigel Farage has said ‘we might have a conversation’ with the Conservatives.

@EmmaBarnett asks the party’s leader Richard Tice about the prospects of an electoral pact with the Tories.

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'Whichever party wins, the fiscal manoeuvre is going to be incredibly constrained.'

The Conservatives and Labour have both ruled out increasing VAT if they win the general election - BBC Political Correspondent @HZeffman explains more on #R4Today .

'The challenge that we face today is greater than in 1997 but, and I say this with respect to the 1997 generation, we're better prepared.'

Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting tells justin webb about Labour's plan to use private companies to help cut waiting lists.

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Diane Abbott has told the BBC she's banned from standing for Labour at the election.

Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting tells #R4Today he was pleased her suspension was lifted yesterday, adding that Starmer meant it when he 'talked about improving standards' in the party.

'One wonders how can this happen?'

Griff Rhys Jones, president of The Victorian Society, tells justin webb about some of the most endangered buildings in the UK.

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'The Education Secretary has rightly said there are some individual courses that are poor value and that is true.'

Education Minister Damien Hinds defends the Conservatives' promise to scrap some 'rip-off' degrees in favour of apprenticeships.

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