Adrian Goldberg gets reaction to the Autumn Statement by Chancellor Rishi Sunak with guests Robert Palmer from Tax Justice UK; Jeevun Sandher, an economist at Kings College London; and Otto English from Byline Times.

Produced by Adrian Goldberg and Harvey White.

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What's wrong with the UK's hugely controversial Nationality and Borders Bill?

Host Adrian Goldberg investigates with Sonya Sceats, CEO of Freedom From Torture; Mike Galsworthy, founder of the Bylines Network; and Lou Calvey from Refugee Action.

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From Byline Radio, 21 March 2022

Author Alex Renton discuss a "half arsed" apology by the Sunday Times about Jeremy Clarkson article which critics say amounts to "slavery denialism" (starts at 54.05)

PLUS Conservative MP Damien Collins on the need for a football regulator (starts at 26.48)

AND the latest on Ukraine with Denys Ghanza in Kyiv and Byline Times Investigations editor Sam Bright.

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This is the full episode of Byline Radio for 18 March 2022.

Adrian. Goldberg hears about the Child Q Scandal from Alba Kapoor of the Runnymede Trust and Ava Vidal, comedian, journalist and activist.

PLUS Adam Bienkov, Byline Times political correspondent on the P&O Ferries story and Egveny Lebedev story.

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Former Labour MP Ian Lucas joins Adrian Goldberg to talk about why the government ignored calls to investigate Russian interference in British politics. His book Digital Gangsters is out now.

PLUS Emily Griffith from Action On Armed Violence discusses the killing of civilians in Yemen by the Saudi-led coalition.

And Alba Kapoor from the Runnymede Trust on government plans to reduced what it calls race 'disparities'.

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Byline Times editor Hardeep Matharu explores links between Vladimir Putin, Russian oligarchs and Boris Johnson.

Plus Asad Rehman from War On Want on the UK's hypocrisy in seeking an oil deal with Saudi Arabia.

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As the UK seeks alternative oil and gas supplies in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, host Adrian Goldberg asks if we should be weaning ourselves off fossil fuels altogether.

Guests include Tessa Khan from Uplift; former MP turned eco activist Alan Simpson; and Zoe Cohen and Claudia from Just Stop Oil.

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This is an unedited recording of "What The Papers Don't Say" broadcast @bylineradio on Twitter Spaces on Monday 14/3/22

Adrian Goldberg hears about the UK government's plans to house Ukrainian refugees from Louise Calvey, Head of Services and Safeguarding at Refugee Action.

Plus - should Andrew Neil apologise to Carole Cadwalladr for calling her a "mad cat woman".

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This is the episode of Byline Radio from Friday, 11 March 2022. To listen live follow @bylineradio on Twitter where the show is live from noon, Monday to Friday.

Guests include Kieran Maguire, a football finance expert from Liverpool University and Luke Hildyard, Director of the High Pay think tank.

Plus Denys Ghanza in Kyiv; and Stephen Colegrave on the Byline Festival.

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From Byline Radio 10/3/22. To listen to Byline Radio, follow @bylineradio via Twitter Spaces.

In this episode Adrian Goldberg hears from Peter Jukes, executive editor of Byline Times.

Plus Professor Rupert Read, who was "cancelled" by Nick Ferrari on LBC.

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Funded by Byline Times subscriptions and memberships.

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