Lucifer spent the morning with a group of fellow environmentalists cleaning up the Irk River. To his surprise, a local news crew catches up to him, and asks him a few questions

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Jenny: "Here we are with Unity candidate Lucifer, who is currently at Irk cleaning up with some other locals. Lucifer, first of all how has the campaign been treating you, and secondly what has made you do this today?"

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Lucifer: "The campaign has been swell, there is a great appetite from the people of Manchester to see some real change, to see stability and sense brought back into politics after an extended far left government. I come down to Irk every so often both to sit by, but also to contemplate what our future looks like. Having seen rubbish floating down the stream, I organised a group of friends and locals to give this wonderful area a quick cleanup."

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Jenny: "I admit I have seen rubbish floating down as well, it's quite saddening to see. Speaking of all of this, let's put you to the test, what will you do if elected to help fix this?"

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Lucifer: "I'm glad you asked. If we can get Unity into the balance of power and bring back balance to the mess that is Westminster, we will seek to establish the National Beautification Authority. This community and government led organisation would provide the support and resources necessary to make actions like we have done today regular. The National Beautification Authority will help in restoring the image of our nation, getting rubbish out of our waterway, expanding our publicly accessible parks and creating a better environment for our children to grow up in."