Victoria Derbyshire

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231 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 10 Sep

Victoria Derbyshire’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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It actually said the words, vote Andy.
I know, absolutely.
OK, that's really interesting.
And that's maybe fair.
The only reason I asked it was because, of course, he said to the new statesman in September, we've got to get away from this thing of being in hock to the bond markets.
And of course, since then, he'd rode back from that.
He'd clarified that he'd never meant we should ignore the bond markets.
So I thought it was a legitimate question because he'd obviously had to, you know, find out more.
Paddy and I were just discussing the briefing that The Times has had today regarding this speech on Monday and the possibility of further devolution, which we know he's a fan of.
Have you had any kind of similar briefing?
You've got good contacts with Team Burnham.
And based in another part of the country.
They're a former chief executive of Manchester City Council, former leader of Manchester City Council in the 90s and 2000s.
For what it's worth, he said to me on June 5th, and obviously people can change and things have sort of speeded up, he said he believed that there are
Using the manifesto, there are more things you can do.
For example, we know he is in favour of stronger public control of the essentials, transport, housing, energy, water.
He thinks within the current manifesto, you could go further on that.
Now, whether that means...
whether nationalising Thames water or whether that, and he did say he would nationalise Thames water, or whether that just means better regulation.
You know, we say Ofcom's not very good or Ofwhat is toothless, et cetera, et cetera.
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