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In this episode of the Whitehall Sources podcast, Calum Macdonald, Kirsty Buchanan and - joining the podcast for 2025 and beyond - Jo Tanner, discuss Rachel Reeves' recent speech on economic growth, focusing on the controversial Heathrow expansion and the Labour Party's growth strategy. The conversation explores the implications of the speech, the challenges facing the government, and the potential impact on businesses and the economy. The conversation delves into the significant barriers to trade and the chronic skills shortage affecting the economy. It discusses the challenges to economic growth, including public perception of infrastructure projects and the need for effective communication strategies in politics. The rise of the Reform party is examined, highlighting the lack of scrutiny they face. Finally, the discussion touches on future economic predictions, the potential for austerity, and the implications of tax rises.
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In this episode of the Whitehall Sources podcast, Calum Macdonald, Kirsty Buchanan and - joining the podcast for 2025 and beyond - Jo Tanner, discuss Rachel Reeves' recent speech on economic growth, focusing on the controversial Heathrow expansion and the Labour Party's growth strategy. The conversation explores the implications of the speech, the challenges facing the government, and the potential impact on businesses and the economy. The conversation delves into the significant barriers to trade and the chronic skills shortage affecting the economy. It discusses the challenges to economic growth, including public perception of infrastructure projects and the need for effective communication strategies in politics. The rise of the Reform party is examined, highlighting the lack of scrutiny they face. Finally, the discussion touches on future economic predictions, the potential for austerity, and the implications of tax rises.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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