Looks very much like you did guys:pic.twitter.com/QBLz3rFzjm
Regarding today’s Politics Live programme, the BBC does not believe it, or its political editor, has breached electoral law.
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#ElectoralFraud disclosure cases regarding#PostalVote previously it's been six months in prison or a £5,000 fine. - 6 more replies
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Strange , because I've spoken to the Electoral Commission and they believe what I described I saw and heard was a breach and are investigating...pic.twitter.com/TFuLZeDGUL
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BBC are deleting the video from their network, now why would they do that if they thought what they did was fine and legal?
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The police decide that, not you.
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Courts decide it, genius
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What a state the BBC are in that you need to say that.
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The part that everyone seems to miss, the very fact that they are in a position where they need to defend themselves, almost daily now, and its the same offenders every time.
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The various sources that have told Kuenssberg about the results of postal voting certainly have broken electoral law.
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or she made it up to influence the vote whatevers the case any journalistic integrity she had is gone so she should resign
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