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Why are parties quiet on EU campaigns?
A political presenter said Labour would not debate its manifesto on-air, and voters may not see the Conservative or Brexit Party documents.
Andrew Neil explained an hour after Labour launched its campaign that the party would not put up a spokesman to talk about it on Politics Live.
He then asked Conservative MP Gillian Keegan if her party was publishing a manifesto, and she was not sure.
Brexit Party candidate Martin Daubney said his new party would only publish its manifesto
after the 23 May poll for MEPs.
The presenter told viewers: "We have gone down the Alice in Wonderland hole."
