Prof. Niamh Hourigan

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90 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 19 Jul

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But certainly, and I know others have suggested this, that if it is a case that it's not going to be nationalised, but the factory has to be closed or something else has to be done, then there will have to be very urgent government action around jobs in that particular.
King Charles has had four prime ministers in his four year reign.
Yeah, so there's a lot of speculation at the moment about who he's going to put where and what that means.
You know, one piece in the
paper saying this is going to be a massive pushback on Thatcherism etc.
None of that really supported I think by who he's picking as his advisors so it looks like Shabana Mahmood who was the Home Secretary who would be on the right end of the party she's going to be the Chancellor.
He has advisors like Jim O'Neill who would be very close to big business in the UK and Ed Miliband going into the Foreign Office which to be fair would be very positive from a foreign aid point of view because
That's one of the things that Kirsthammer and Rachel Reeves really rolled back on to the disappointment of a lot of people in UK Labour.
One of the other things I learned from the papers today that I didn't know that it was actually the Labour Party Irish Society which nominated Burnham for the leadership of the party, which I think has very interesting history.
I suppose foretellings for what we're going to see.
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