UK Election: Could Flooding Cost Johnson The Election? - with Denis Staunton

UK Election: Could Flooding Cost Johnson The Election? - with Denis Staunton

Hugh and Pat are joined by London editor Denis Staunton to talk about the first full week of the UK election campaign. Are the big two parties starting to squeeze the smaller groups out? Are tactical voting considerations having an impact? Is it a Brexit election so far? And could flooding and the government's slow response cost Boris Johnson the election?

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