Joe Pike

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1,425 appearances 17 recordings 2 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard yesterday

Joe Pike’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And she's also somebody who many people really looked up to and admired Nicola Sturgeon and her political career ended in a very painful way.
There are also other people who have always found Nicola Sturgeon someone that they cannot get on with.
And so she was hugely admired by many fellow politicians.
I mean, even during the Brexit years around Europe, you know, she was seen as a really talented politician, without question, one of the most talented politicians of her generation.
So that's one of the reasons why this story has become so huge.
But it is a real mashup of the political and the deeply personal.
And she talks about all of the aspects of what's happened in our interview that will be across the BBC tomorrow.
Will we be reunited tomorrow?
Excellent.
Well, enjoy the rest of your Saturday.
Thank you, newscasters, for being with us this afternoon.
And we will look forward to speaking to you tomorrow.
Absolutely.
And I think that is because the backlash against the Treasury and from supermarkets, from the government of the Bank of England.
Was really significant.
And it was not really treated remotely seriously by a lot of people.
I suppose Rachel Reeves is in this odd position where she's trying to improve her reputation quite quickly because she realises there may be an end to her position.
And she, arguably some close to her, say, you know, she should stay if there is a new prime minister candidate.
You know, to sort of calm the market.
And therefore, I think what you are seeing is her trying to prove she is creative and inventive in her interventions.
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