Newscast The Week: Sandwiches, Planning and the EU
Dec 13, 2024
In a lighthearted debate, political figures' lunch preferences, especially sandwiches, spark a quirky conversation about food and identity. The implications of Brexit on UK-EU relations are examined, highlighting trade dynamics and contrasting views. The podcast also tackles housing development challenges, focusing on planning reforms and community impact amid growing housing demands. A nostalgic reflection on holidays wraps up the discussion, encouraging audience interaction and hinting at exciting returns in the future.
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Tech Founder's Disinterest in News
- Faisal Islam recalled informing his boss about Google's founders' disinterest in newspapers.
- He expressed concern about tech companies' lack of engagement with news.
Newscast on YouTube
- Newscast is now available on YouTube after a 19-year wait.
- Viewers can watch episodes on the BBC News YouTube channel's podcast tab.
Lunch Preferences of Politicians
- Kemi Badenoch sparked controversy by stating her dislike for sandwiches and preference for steak.
- Downing Street revealed Rishi Sunak's fondness for tuna sandwiches and cheese toasties, while Ed Davey expressed his preference for bacon sandwiches.