Sean Rameswaram
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7,113 appearances
119 recordings
4 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 9 Sep
Sean Rameswaram’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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In one sense, he was quite a small-c conservative man.
He wanted to just get this thing working again, and he thought you could do that through sensible, incremental, rational, technocratic change.
And I think that analysis has proven fundamentally flawed.
It turns out that for many people, he's not been the prime minister they hoped he would be.
What follows Keir Starmer?
Does the Labour Party retain control of Parliament?
Yes.
So it's the Labour Party fundamentally has kicked out its own prime minister.
It's based on the fact that he was deeply, deeply unpopular in the country and they thought if they hung around with this guy any longer that they were all screwed basically and that they would all lose their jobs.
That's the reason why he's been removed from power.
He lost the support of his members of Parliament and his cabinet and
who eventually turned on him and looked to the man who's going to replace him, a guy called Andy Burnham, who is the mayor of Greater Manchester.
I always knew one day I would seek to go back to Westminster to complete that unfinished business.
Tell us a bit about him.
I mean, they call him the King of the North?
Yeah, you know, like the Game of Thrones stuff, he's going to sort of come down with his, I don't even know what they're called, White Walkers, is it, or something?
It is.
He's been styled by some as the King of the North, but who really is Andy Burnham?
The country isn't where it should be.
It is stuck in a rut, and clearly we can't go on like this.
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