

Starmer to farmers: “Don’t have a cow, man!”
Nov 26, 2024
Bernard Hogan-Howe, the former Metropolitan Police Commissioner, shares his expertise on the political landscape and policing. The discussion investigates how farmers' protests could signal a right-wing opposition to Labour and critiques the party's messaging on inheritance tax. Hogan-Howe addresses issues of two-tier policing, especially concerning rural concerns. The conversation also highlights public trust in the legal system and the complexities of police data practices, revealing the social and economic implications of current policies.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Public Petitions and Their Impact
02:15 • 6min
Inconsistencies in Crime Reporting and Farmers' Protests
08:20 • 3min
Farming, Taxes, and Political Disconnect
11:16 • 5min
Protests, Politics, and Perceptions
16:33 • 14min
Reflections on Politics and Society
30:46 • 16min
Politics, Protests, and Pop Culture
47:00 • 10min
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56:52 • 2min