James Woolcock
speaker
1,244 appearances
130 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard today
James Woolcock’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 130 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 43.
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Bloomberg News Now · Trump-Xi Sit Down Talks, NYT: Carney US Invasion Prep, More · 24 Sep 2026
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It's a warning from the Prime Minister to his own party.
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Tax rises aren't always the answer.
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The global bond sell-off means the UK government has limited fiscal space.
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Some in the Labor Party are now pushing for tax rises on banks as well as oil and gambling companies to make up the shortfall.
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The alternative would be state spending cuts, which are likely to upset voters.
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Despite the looming economic pressures,
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Bernan plans to use his first leader's speech at Labour's annual conference next week to project a message of hope and optimism.
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In London,
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It's a warning from the Prime Minister to his own party.
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tax rises aren't always the answer.
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The global bond sell-off means the UK government has limited fiscal space.
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Some in the Labour Party are now pushing for tax rises on banks as well as oil and gambling companies to make up the shortfall.
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The alternative would be state spending cuts, which are likely to upset voters.
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Despite the looming economic pressures, Burnham plans to use his first leader's speech at Labour's annual conference next week to project a message of hope and optimism.
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In London, James Woolcock, Bloomberg Radio.
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Bloomberg News Now · US Unveils China Truce Extension, Trump Media Ban Lifted, More · 24 Sep 2026
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It's a warning from the Prime Minister to his own party.
matched
Tax rises aren't always the answer.
matched
The global bond sell-off means the UK government has limited fiscal space.
matched
Some in the Labour Party are now pushing for tax rises on banks as well as oil and gambling companies to make up the shortfall.
matched
The alternative would be state spending cuts, which are likely to upset voters.
matched
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