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Are we about to sees General Election called within weeks? What will be said at St. Leonard’s Warrior Square station here in Sussex down the road at 11:00am this morning?—Bay Life, 1 July 2017

Bay LIfe understands that Jeremy Corbyn is beginning a series of lightning visits to marginal constituencies from today.

We understand that unannounced he is about to arrive at St. Leonards Warrior Square station, where there are already something like 500 people gathering as word has got round about these lightening visits.

What has become clear from the course of events in the House of Commons this week is that Theresa May is struggling to deliver a semblance of Government in the country.

Are we about about to see a Genera Election called?

Bay LIfe has a link to St. Leonards Warrior Square station this morning to hear what is said.