Tuesday extras open thread: Ending in Glee

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Tuesday extras open thread: Ending in Glee

By The Voice | Tue 7th October 2014 - 10:30 am

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This is almost your last chance to fit in some fringe experiences this year – there are no lunchtime fringes tomorrow, and only six early ones.

Tuesday begins with Britain’s global economic recovery and ends with Glee Club – make what you will of that. In between you can update yourself on such diverse topics as residential care, criminal justice, rail, disability employment, welfare, immigration, tourism, food security, tax avoidance, garden cities and devo-max for Manchester.

Tell us how your day is panning out.

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One Comment

Tim13 7th Oct '14 - 5:02pm

No report / comment about this morning’s “pre-manifesto” debate??

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