Live Reaction to Makerfield By-Election with Dan Hodges and Julia Hartley-Brewer
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Hello everybody and a very warm welcome to Trigonometry, the only show on YouTube where you're going to get an underwear advert followed by an interview with an eminent historian talking about why Britain is screwed. We're joined tonight to analyze the by-election, Makerfield by-election, which Andy Burnham overwhelmingly won by two brilliant broadcasters, Julia Hartley Brewer and journalist Dan Hodges. Welcome to you both. Wonderful to have you on. Dan, before we go to Julau, you were on the ground during the by-election talking to people there. What did you hear? What did people say to you? And why do you think Andy Burnham secured the overwhelming result that he did?
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Chapters
5 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–23:53
2
What were the key factors in Andy Burnham's by-election victory?
23:53–26:17
3
What insights did Dan Hodges gain from talking to voters during the by-election?
26:17–35:18
4
How did the Makerfield by-election reflect public sentiment towards Keir Starmer?
35:18–1:02:05
5
How is the Reform Party's strategy perceived after the by-election results?
1:02:05–1:02:17
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