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Guardian political columnist John Harris hosts a cast of voices from up and down the country as well as across the political spectrum to analyse the week’s political news. For US Politics with Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland, make sure to search 'Politics Weekly America' wherever you get your podcasts
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Bloomberg's Caroline Hepker, Stephen Carroll, Yuan Potts and Lizzy Burden have your daily guide to British politics. We'll tell you what's happening and explain why it matters.
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Mid-Atlantic - conversations about US, UK and world politics
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Chit chat and debate about politics and culture in the US and UK, with Host Roifield Brown and guests. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Jonny Bentley and Adam Bragan are two British twentysomethings with an interest in all things politics. Pints & Politics aims to deliver an analysis of Britain's politics in a fun and digestible manner, as if you were having the discussion in a British pub! Breaking down current affairs, debating ethical issues and looking at America from afar. Debating. Educating. Entertaining (hopefully!).
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What are the differences between the US and UK? How do the countries run themselves and who's in charge?
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Bloomberg UK Politics
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Fiscal Space Exploration: The OECD's Take On the UK Economy And Deputy PMQs
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The OECD warns the government won't have much money to spend on tax cuts before the next election, citing "little fiscal space" for giveaways. Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden prefers to focus on the upgrade to the UK's growth forecast, from recession to anaemic expansion this year. He stands in for Rishi Sunak at this week's Prime Minister's Qu…
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Can we save local journalism in an age of social media
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Katherine Brodsky is a freelance writer, Katherine has also contributed to publications such as The Washington Post, WIRED, Esquire, The Guardian, Newsweek, USA Today, CNN, The Independent, Playboy Magazine, New York Magazine/Vulture, AFAR, Entertainment Weekly, USA Weekend, Mashable, Elle Canada, Backstage, MovieMaker Magazine, Montecristo, NUVO, …
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The Covid inquiry vs the Cabinet Office – Politics Weekly UK
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The legal tug of war between the Covid inquiry and the Cabinet Office continues this week. Gaby Hinsliff sits in for John Harris, and talks to the former Downing Street chief of staff Gavin Barwell and the former chief prosecutor Nazir Afzal about the possible reasons for the government’s position. Help support our independent journalism at theguar…
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The prime minister leaves for Washington today, but he won't be coming back with a trade deal. Our UK government editor Alex Morales briefs us on what to expect, while Duncan Edwards, CEO of BritishAmerican Business tells us what his organisation wants from the trip. One of the topics Rishi Sunak and Joe Biden are expected to discuss is artificial …
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Peter Mandelson says China has asked him to help them attract more foreign investment. We bring you our exclusive interview with the former trade secretary. Back in London, the British Chambers of Commerce is making a pitch for the CBI's place as the voice of business. Our UK Business Editor Julian Harris tells us about the aims of the BCC's new bu…
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Bloomberg UK Politics
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The Neil Kinnock Interview: Labour's Former Leader on Keir Starmer's Chances
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Neil Kinnock has a lesson or two for Keir Starmer. Kinnock led Labour after its crushing 1983 election defeat, facing down the hard left and restoring the party's credibility. He says a hung parliament would be “hideous”, but if Starmer doesn’t get a majority, he should rule alone – without a coalition. His judgment on the Tories? A “drunken sailor…
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As nations spend big on batteries and the race to electrify the car industry, can the UK compete? We take a deep-dive with our global car czar Craig Trudell and our European autos team leader Elisabeth Behrmann. Plus: Pride in the City. At the start of Pride month, how have things improved for LGBTQ+ employees, and what's left to do? And Bloomberg'…
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Supermarket Sweep: Are Sunak's Price Caps a Good Idea?
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Government plans to cap food prices have been labelled stale. Former Bank of England ratesetter Michael Saunders warns they could lead to food shortages and even then, that Prime Minister Rishi Sunak may not hit his target of halving inflation by the end of the year. Bloomberg’s EMEA healthcare and consumer editor Deirdre Hipwell explains retailers…
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Missing Millennials: Why Brits are No Longer More Right-Wing with Age
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Thirteen years of Conservative rule have upended one of the oldest political clichés in the book: that people become more right-wing as they mature. Director of the think tank Onward Sebastian Payne explains why, and confirms that he is standing to be Selby’s next Conservative MP. Plus, UK government editor Stuart Biggs unpacks the row brewing arou…
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Bloomberg UK Politics
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On the Rocks: The Conservatives' Rift Over the Parthenon Marbles
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It’s been a shockingly bad week for the prime minister and his five priorities, from the inflation surprise to the migration numbers. While our reporters Alex Wickham and Tom Rees outline how the data warns of political calamity for Rishi Sunak, could the government's underlying political woes be about ideology instead of the economy? The Parthenon…
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Prime Numbers: Migration Rises, But Inflation Matters More To Voters
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Net migration to the UK rose to a record high in 2022. The ONS figures show how government policy has influenced the flows of people entering and leaving the UK. Meanwhile, the fallout from the latest inflation numbers continue to rumble through markets, with government borrowing costs hitting levels last seen around the mini-budget meltdown under …
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Rishi Sunak is fighting fires this week as Boris Johnson and Suella Braverman steal the headlines. And as new net migration figures are released on Thursday, can the prime minister take back control of the narrative? The Guardian’s John Harris is joined by columnists Rafael Behr and Gaby Hinsliff. Help support our independent journalism at theguard…
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Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves declares Labour 'proudly pro-business' as she unveils her economic vision for Britain with anchors Lizzy Burden and Caroline Hepker. The chancellor-in-waiting discusses getting more out of Brexit, pensions and 'securonomics' in a world that has changed. Plus anchor Stephen Carroll, political reporter Joe Mayes and UK…
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Politicians from across the political divide are suddenly very interested in pensions: using people's retirement savings to boost UK growth. Is it a good idea for the government to get involved in managing pension funds? We discuss with our Money Distilled columnist John Stepek and Bloomberg Opinion's Stuart Trow. Plus, Business and Trade Secretary…
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Campbell's Call: Labour Spin Doctor On The Future of Politics
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Former Downing Street spin doctor Alastair Campbell says the Labour front bench is full of talent, but that their potential won't become clear until they're in power. He discusses his rallying call for people to get more involved in politics and his new book 'What Can I Do?' with Caroline Hepker, Lizzy Burden and Stephen Carroll. See omnystudio.com…
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The UK government has published its long-awaited semiconductor strategy, with £1B earmarked for research and development over the next decade. But why are chips seen as the new oil and can the UK compete with the vast sums being pledged by other nations? Bloomberg's Thomas Seal and Tom Mackenzie explain everything you need to know about these elect…
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What’s the Plan? A Look at the Government's Industry Strategy
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Business leaders – and former business secretaries – are asking if the government has a long-term vision for British industry. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is promising £18 billion of green investment as a coup from his trip to the G-7 summit. Bloomberg EMEA News director Rosalind Mathieson and UK political reporter Ellen Milligan brief us on the wor…
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NatCon: The Tories tilt to the right – Politics Weekly UK
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Some of the big figures on the political right, including two cabinet ministers, have been speaking this week at the National Conservatism conference in London. How much sway does this vocal group have over government? The Guardian’s John Harris is joined by the former Tory minister David Gauke and the Observer’s Sonia Sodha to discuss. Help suppor…
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Morning Show Politics: Dowden and Rayner Deputise at PMQs
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With Rishi Sunak headed to the G-7, second-in-command Oliver Dowden and Angela Rayner take on PMQs. Lizzy Burden's sampling croissants at a business lobby event where both Keir Starmer and Chancellor Jeremy Hunt are trying out their latest pitches to win over corporate support. Hosted by Caroline Hepker and Yuan Potts. See omnystudio.com/listener f…
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Fruitful Endeavours: A Look at Work, Strikes and Suella
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Home Secretary Suella Braverman says it should be British workers picking fruit, but the latest jobs data shows record levels of economic inactivity. Senior economics reporter Philip Aldrick and Markets Today blog writer David Goodman dig into what that means for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, and if it should be politicians – instead of central banke…
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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak pledges more weapons for Ukraine as Volodymyr Zelenskiy visits the UK. Bloomberg's EMEA News Director Rosalind Matheson discusses what happens next in the war. Plus the struggle for investment: as the Secretary of State for Science and Technology Chloe Smith tells us exclusively about the government's £100m investment in …
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Look Who's Talking: The Art of The Political Interview
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Political interviews have the power to shape the future of a government. So what makes an exceptional exchange? Rob Burley has written a book about his decades of experience running political programming at the BBC and now Sky News, and he shares some behind-the-scenes insights. There’s less talking happening between unions and employers on pay dis…
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Bonfire Out, Sparks Fly: Tory Backlash Over EU Law Plan
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The government scales back its plans to replace EU laws still on the UK statute books, sparking fury from some Tory Brexiteers. Our political reporter Ellen Milligan brings us the latest. We hear from former Bank of England policymaker Martin Weale, after the think tank Niesr warned Rishi Sunak may not achieve his top priority of halving inflation …
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Keir Starmer and Ed Davey have both refused to rule out forming a coalition between their parties at the next general election. Following disastrous results for the Conservatives in the local elections, what will this mean for Labour and the Liberal Democrats? The Guardian’s Gaby Hinsliff, standing in for John Harris this week, asks political edito…
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Former Prime Minister Tony Blair tells us Labour shouldn't be complacent about its lead in the polls, even after winning more than 500 seats in last week's local elections, while the Conservatives lost more than 1,000. He also discusses the status of the City of London post-Brexit, the UK's international relationships and Northern Irish politics wi…
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Identity Check: The Conservative Party's Crisis of Confidence
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Rishi Sunak may have hoped the coronation would distract from the local election results, but party grandees are itching to allocate blame. Bloomberg's Leonora Campbell joins us to discuss. After the introduction of mandatory voter ID, Association of Electoral Administrators Chief Executive Peter Stanyon explains how the new checks worked in practi…
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England's Elections: The Results and What They Tell Us
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On less than three hours' sleep, YouGov's Patrick English dials into the podcast with his analysis of the local elections results and what they tell us about the state of the parties. Northern Ireland elects its councils in two weeks' time. Our own Stephen Carroll is back from his trip to Belfast looking at the future of a government that hasn't sa…
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Ahead of the crowning of King Charles, we debate the health of the institution that looms over all others. We discuss public support, political influence, soft power... and the monarch's finances. We're joined by our UK political editor Kitty Donaldson and and our ultra-wealth reporter Ben Stupples. Plus: the chief executive of the Crown Estate, Da…
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NHS strikes: the women taking back control – Politics Weekly UK
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More than a million NHS workers will get a 5% pay rise after health unions accepted a government offer. But the Royal College of Nursing has rejected the offer. The Guardian’s John Harris speaks to Pat Cullen, the general secretary of the RCN and Frances O’Grady, a Labour peer and former general secretary of the Trades Union Congress, about the fut…
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It's the final Prime Minister's Questions before local elections in England. Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer debated issues including housing and the cost of living, followed by a rather awkward mention of the King's Coronation. Bloomberg's Lucy White joins Stephen Carroll, Lizzy Burden and Yuan Potts to discuss her reporting on five key councils to w…
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Housing will be on the minds of many in this week's local elections, though some will be voting for more local housebuilding - and some for less. Our residential real estate reporter, Damian Shepherd, says the planning system is broken, with new data on how far local councils' housing budgets have been cut in recent years. Property entrepreneur Gil…
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After 2 years of lobbying scandals, even the Chartered Institute of Public Relations is pushing for lobbying rules to be reformed. Jon Gerlis explains why his organization wants MPs to take lobbying more seriously. Plus: Bloomberg's media and tech reporter Thomas Seal on the resignation of BBC Chairman Richard Sharp and hosts Lizzy Burden and Carol…
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Prolific chronicler of Westminster politics Anthony Seldon's latest book lays bare -- in hilarious and bewildering detail -- the chaos of the Boris Johnson era. Sir Anthony joins hosts Caroline Hepker and Lizzy Burden to share what shocked him most when researching 'Johnson at 10: the Inside Story' and his take on the new prime minister. Bloomberg'…
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The UK government has been criticised for its slowness in evacuating UK nationals from Sudan. But what could this mean for the millions of civilians left there in dire and dangerous circumstances? The Guardian’s John Harris asks Africa correspondent Jason Burke. Also, amid a fresh charge of antisemitism and ahead of a big electoral test, has Keir S…
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With local elections around the corner, Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer were in combative mood in this week's Prime Minister's Questions, seeking to pass the parcel of blame, but without bringing much new to the debate. The Bank of England Chief Economist has certainly started one of those. He says Brits need to accept they are worse off instead of se…
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Food prices are more than 17% higher than a year ago, but are retailers using surging inflation to grow their margins? Kantar's Fraser McKevitt gives us the latest data, while Bloomberg Opinion columnist Chris Bryant says consumers could learn from the shoppers of the 1960s who didn't take price rises quietly. Also on the show: has the government b…
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As the future of the CBI lobby group looks uncertain, the Prime Minister has rustled up his own summit of business leaders. We ask our UK Business Editor Julian Harris if Rishi Sunak is trying to boost his party's credentials by speaking to executives directly. Barrister and author Hashi Mohamed joins us to discuss Diane Abbott's suspension from th…
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Was he pushed or did he go willingly? Former deputy PM and justice secretary Dominic Raab has quit the government after a report upheld bullying allegations against him. Our UK Politics Editor, Alex Morales assesses the impact on Rishi Sunak's administration. In his resignation letter, Raab says the report sets a 'dangerous precedent for good gover…
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At home, Rishi Sunak is battling to prove that his government is squeaky clean. Abroad, he’s been on a charm offensive to repair relations with Europe. We take stock of how he’s faring on both fronts. Hosts Yuan Potts and Lizzy Burden are joined from the Bloomberg New Economy Gateway in Ireland by Stephen Carroll, who sits down with Europe correspo…
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The UK needs to shift its ‘anti-maths mindset’, according to Rishi Sunak. But while the prime minister wants everyone to learn maths until the age of 18, do the sums add up against a recruitment crisis in teaching? The Guardian’s John Harris speaks to Gill Burbridge, headteacher of Leyton sixth form college, and Guardian columnists Rafael Behr and …
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UK inflation has remained above 10% again. We dig into the data behind the soaring cost of living and ask what it means for PM Rishi Sunak. As well as rising prices, Scotland has a GDP problem. We analyse why it's had the slowest growth of any UK nation in the past decade. Plus: 25 years on from the Good Friday Agreement, is the Brexit schism start…
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The latest UK jobs numbers reveal three million working days lost to strikes since industrial action escalated last summer. Bloomberg’s senior UK economist Dan Hanson explains why a tighter-than-expected labour market piles pressure on both the Bank of England and the Treasury. Plus: UK economy reporter Lucy White tells hosts Yuan Potts, Caroline H…
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Can Prime Minister Rishi Sunak solve the equation of how to get economic growth? Stephen Carroll and Caroline Hepker discuss the Prime Minister's call for better maths skills. Lizzy Burden interviews City Minister Andrew Griffith about the future of fintech. Plus Bloomberg's Sabah Meddings on the hole left by the UK's largest business lobby as it f…
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Resolving NHS strikes is near the top of Rishi Sunak's to-do list. Nurse and RCN member, Antonia Berelson, says after many years of running on the goodwill bank, the bank has run dry. Also running dry are pub profits. Andy Tighe from the British Beer and Pub Association gives us his prescription for preventing more of them from going under. Hosts Y…
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The Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, is in Washington representing the UK at the IMF meetings. He tells us a page has been turned since the Truss era, six months ago, when Kwasi Kwarteng was forced to abruptly leave the same IMF event as his mini-budget unravelled. Plus: Simon Rubinsohn from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors with the latest on U…
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The Tories – seven years, five PMs. What’s next? Politics Weekly UK podcast
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Boris Johnson won an 80-seat majority in 2019, redrawing the electoral map and threatening Labour with another decade in opposition. Less than four years later, the Conservatives are on their third leader in 12 months and are trailing in the polls. So how did the UK get here? The Guardian’s John Harris asks Prof Tim Bale, whose new book, The Conser…
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The US President has touched down in Belfast for the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement. Our UK Economics and Government Managing Editor, and Irish-American, Brendan Scott, says some of Joe Biden's past comments have 'landed with a thud' in Northern Ireland. He says it's been fascinating to see how America's understanding of Ireland clas…
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Humza Yousaf and The SNP, is Scotland further from independence?
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Today we speak to Scottish pundit Lesley Riddoch an award-winning broadcaster, journalist and author about Scotland's new first minister and the issues faced by the SNP. Humza Yousaf has pledged to be a "first minister for all of Scotland" after being chosen by party members to replace Nicola Sturgeon. Mr Yousaf, who had been serving as health secr…
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US President Joe Biden is in Belfast today to mark 25 years since the Good Friday peace agreement was signed. Liz O'Donnell, one of the Irish government's negotiators, tells us about the final stages of the talks, and what she sees as the deal's unrealised potential. We also get the view of the leader of the opposition in the Stormont Assembly, Mat…
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MP Scott Benton has the Tory whip suspended after being caught in a gambling lobby sting. Our political reporter Joe Mayes joins us with the details. Intellect, preparation and courage: what Rishi Sunak says he admires about the late Chancellor, Nigel Lawson. Plus, our Dublin bureau chief Morwenna Coniam tells Bloomberg's Lizzy Burden, Caroline Hep…
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