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385. Oops I Did It Again
May 27, 2023
Iain shares a teary fall story, praising carers' work. Suella's speeding, Phillip Schofield's apology, Boris in headlines. Topics include hospital experiences, political discussions, bonk buster novels. Current events update, call for inquiry. Tina Turner, health care choices, legal battles. Body dysmorphia, 'The Archers', live show promotions. Staying positive in tough times, hygiene practices, wedding roles. Political reflections, voting rights, football takeovers.
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- Rachel Reeves focuses on targeted industrial growth policies inspired by Biden's approach.
- The conflict over releasing WhatsApp messages raises concerns about crisis transparency and privacy balance.
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Rachel Reeves's Economic Strategy and Industrial Policy
Rachel Reeves outlined a new economic strategy focusing on growth and industrial policy, aiming to direct investments into specific areas like green industries. This approach contrasts with previous policies that avoided 'picking winners'. Reeves drew inspiration from Biden's strategy and presented her vision in the US, emphasizing targeted government support and private investment in chosen sectors.
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