A young man asks David Cameron to "take some responsibility" for Brexit during a walkabout in Nantwich.

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Giles Wooltorton's foot is run over by a car carrying the Labour leader.

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Alastair Campbell has interviewed his former boss and prime minister, Tony Blair, for the glossy men's mag GQ.

In an online foreword,, external Campbell, once Mr Blair's top press man, reflects:

In the interview, Campbell asks: How hard has it been to go from being very popular to being somewhat toxic and, by some, totally hated?"

Tony Blair replies: "Yep, it’s hard. It’s all about coming to terms with the fact that when you’re running for power, you can be all things to all people. 

"But when you achieve power, you have to make decisions and when that happens, and the process of government is your life, you become less popular."

The failure to guarantee EU citizens' rights is tarnishing the UK's reputation, Nicola Sturgeon says.

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More from the interview UKIP leader Paul Nuttall gave to ITV Tonight a bit earlier. 

He told the programme he took on the job of UKIP leader to save the party.  

"It was either I became leader or Nigel came back,” he said. 

Paul Nuttall is asked about UKIPs one-in one-out immigration pledge.

He says there would be an Australian points-based system,and there would be "lots of room for manoeuvre", because it will be brought in over a five-year period.

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ITV's Julie Etchingham says to UKIP's Paul Nuttall,  "We know very little about you personally."

She mentions he has one child, and asks whether it's a boy or a girl.

He says he's private, but says he has a boy.

Paul Nuttall, UKIP leader, is being interviewed on ITV.

Asked about his predecessor, Nigel Farage, he says: "He's a great bloke, great fun."

He said their friendship had existed for 11 years and he expected it to last much longer.

Asked what the naughtiest thing he'd ever done with Mr Farage was, he replied: "It's probably having a few too many to drink - we end up having political debates."

Welsh Labour distances itself from a leaked draft of the UK party's general election manifesto.