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Can Starmer’s upbeat note drown out the donation scandal? w/ Zoë Grünewald and Simon Kuper

26 Sep 2024

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2.372 - 9.796 Coco Kahn

As Labour conference comes to a close, Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves have declared war on tax dodgers and COVID corruption.

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10.116 - 13.738 Nish Kumar

But don't worry, there's promises of sunshine and rainbows ahead. I'm Nish Kumar.

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13.818 - 16.32 Coco Kahn

And I'm Coco Kahn. And this is Podsafe for UK.

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19.056 - 33.424 Nish Kumar

We've got a stacked show for you today. Later, we're taking a second look at Starmer's Garm drama and finding out how money infected our politics with a very special guest. But first, we're joined by the wonderful Zoe Grunwald to get you up to speed on what happened at this week's Labour Party conference. Hello, Zoe.

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33.504 - 33.844 Zoë Grünewald

Hello.

34.104 - 34.985 Nish Kumar

Fresh from conference?

35.625 - 36.946 Zoë Grünewald

Not so fresh from conference.

37.106 - 40.968 Nish Kumar

Unfresh from conference. A bit tired from conference. How was it?

42.27 - 63.564 Zoë Grünewald

How was it? It was corporate. I think there is a perception that Labour Party conference is one of the more fun conferences. And this year felt so actually overrun with business people, in my opinion. I mean, it was very crowded. All the fringe events were standing room only. There were lots of, you know, men in suits patrolling, which, you know, isn't unusual for a political conference.

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