In the third part of their election road-trip, John Harris and John Domokos spend time in Birmingham and Walsall - the kind of urban, multi-racial communities that the politics of Brexit has suddenly pushed to the sidelines.
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They find Theresa May’s hardline immigration stance and cuts to English language classes sparking anger and frustration, but also find Labour supporters attracted by her ‘strong and stable’ pitch for their votes.

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