Josh Halliday
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338 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 15 Sep
Josh Halliday’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And he stops and steps back and sort of lets that moment unfold.
Justice for the 96!
And I think in those kind of seconds was kind of a pivotal moment in his political career because he was hearing people, he was there facing up to it as a member of the government of the day.
The following day he spoke to cabinet in government and basically kick-started the process for excavating the
Police records exposing the injustice and the cover-up.
So it was a really seminal moment really in his sort of political journey.
Well, they were quite different contests in 2010 and 2015.
And you saw quite different versions of Andy Burnham.
The mood also in the country at the time was different just in the space of five years.
Remember Corbyn Mania in 2015?
This kind of unstoppable wave of support for Jeremy Corbyn.
And he came nowhere near winning that, really.
You know, many people would have given up after two times in this sort of humiliating fashion as well.
Both of his campaigns were quite odd in a way.
They never really got off the ground with any coherent policies or messaging.
People didn't really know what Andy Burnham stood for.
to do it is not unreasonable to ask you are you closer to kendall or corbin or somewhere in the dead clearly somewhere clearly somewhere in the middle in between aren't i and i'm not i'm not denying the question but it's i know you in the media like to put labels on people you know one of his criticisms of his of his time as a government minister that people say um is that he just seemed to rise without trace and no one can really say who he is or what he stands for
It's a classic.
He's, you know, the jellyfish is what some people called him, I think as well, spineless.
And then two years later, he was out of Westminster, but he still hadn't sort of given up on his ambitions to one day lead the Labour Party.
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