BBC Nine'o'clock News, 28 April 1997

Peter Sissons with the Nine'o'clock News on Monday 28 April - three days to the general election and the campaign is at full pace. Reports:
1) Robin Oakley on the party leaders in the final days.
2) Jon Sopel following John Major touring the four nations of the UK. This report led to a series of out-takes when Jon Sopel was trying to do his piece to camera in Belfast.
3) Carolyn Quinn from Paddy Ashdown's tour and rally in Oxford.
Later:
4) Peter Sissons interviews Tony Blair live in the studio.
5) Anne Perkins' Campaign Desk, including Brian Taylor on the election in Scotland, The Times's decision not to endorse a party, the Natural Law Party's campaign, and a poster falling off the wall behind Tony Blair.
6) An election briefing on the future of Europe from David Shukman.
7) Robin Oakley gives his round-up of the day.

[@123brownjames]

72 hours to save the Union 😂🇬🇧 Major saw the SNP coming.........

[@billygoats4064]

Final Score Labour 419, Tories 165, LibDems 46, others....eh who cares

[@199019852007]

Tories had to follow on bit like the 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 cricket team

[@carlingblacklabel2864]

"Britain is not a landslide country" - look at what happened 3 dats later 🤣🤣🤣

[@alexv2926]

with one of my favtorre out takes jon s playing dd camera lf to more in 2020 hee hee hee xxx

[@MultiVince95]

Monday 28th April 1997

[@John_Doe643]

3 days before Britain committed cultural suicide.

[@Sh0ckmaster]

It's like the last few days of the good old days before the utter ruin of the Labour regime. 13 years of misery.

[@graemestarkey7524]

Quite the reverse actually.
A much better time for the country than under the tories, before and after.