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Leaders address 'living wage' before Citizens UK audience

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The leaders of the three main political parties in England have addressed a Citizens UK election "assembly" of about 2,500 people in London.

Each outlined their proposals for supporting voluntary and community organisations.

In this clip, each leader tackled the issue of the "living wage", one of the central demands in Citizen UK's manifesto.

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