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Pod’s Own Country: The Yorkshire Post’s Political Podcast episodes
- The return of Pod's Own Country - Battleground Yorkshire
All eyes are on Yorkshire to see who will win the race to Number 10. Pod's Own Country is back with a new series 'Battleground Yorkshire'. Join The Yorkshire Post’s Westminster Correspondent, Mason Boycott-Owen as he travels the length and breadth of the region visiting the key seats that could spell disaster or delight for the main parties come election day 2024. From Barnsley to Bridlington and Sheffield to Selby to, 12 battleground seats will be explored in 12 weeks, dissecting the big issues that shape the regions future.
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3 min - 101: Caitlin Doherty speaks to Dan JarvisDan Jarvis reflects on his time as South Yorkshire mayor and discusses his future political ambitions with The Yorkshire Post's Westminster Correspondent Caitlin Doherty.
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35 min - 100: Chris Burn speaks to Robin Scott, the new managing director of Welcome to YorkshireBusinessman Robin Scott explains to Chris Burn why he has purchased the assets of Welcome to Yorkshire and what he plans to do with them.
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52 min - 99: Chris Burn speaks to Jonathan Ashworth, Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary, in SheffieldShadow Work and Pensions Secretary Jonathan Ashworth discusses the financial challenges facing older people, his anger at Rishi Sunak and his own experiences of poverty during a visit to Sheffield.
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33 min - 98: Chris Burn speaks to Bex Whyman, Green Party candidate for South Yorkshire mayorThe Yorkshire Post political editor Chris Burn speaks to Bex Whyman, Green Party candidate for South Yorkshire mayor.
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26 min - 97: Chris Burn talks to Baroness Kath Pinnock about the prepayment meter 'scandal'Liberal Democrat peer and former Kirklees Council leader Kath Pinnock tells Chris Burn why she is so concerned about prepayment meter customers as energy bills rocket.
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19 min - 96: Chris Burn talks to Labour's South Yorkshire mayoral candidate Oliver CoppardOliver Coppard discusses what he learnt from his election battle with Nick Clegg, leading the Remain campaign in Yorkshire and addressing anti-semitism problems in Labour.
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34 min - 95: Chris Burn talks to Lord Patrick McLoughlin, the new chairman of Transport for the NorthOn this week's episode of Pod's Own Country Chris Burn talks to Lord Patrick McLoughlin, the newly appointed chairman of Transport for the North.
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35 min - 94: Caitlin Doherty talks to Shadow Levelling Up Secretary Lisa NandyWestminster Correspondent Caitlin Doherty talks to Shadow Levelling Up Secretary Lisa Nandy about her route into politics, and what needs to be done to reduce regional inequalities across the UK
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30 min - 93: Chris Burn talks to Tim Farron about second home ownership
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All eyes are on Yorkshire to see who will win the race to Number 10. Pod's Own Country is back with a new series 'Battleground Yorkshire'. Join The Yorkshire Post’s Westminster Correspondent, Mason…
Boycott-Owen as he travels the length and breadth of the region visiting the key seats that could spell disaster or delight for the main parties come election day 2024. From Barnsley to Bridlington and Sheffield to Selby to, 12 battleground seats will be explored in 12 weeks, dissecting the big issues that shape the regions future.