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In this episode of the Whitehall Sources podcast, Calum McDonald and Kirsty Buchanan discuss the ongoing issues surrounding the Post Office inquiry, the WASPI women, and the broader implications for political accountability and integrity. They are joined by James Arbuthnot, a key figure in the campaign for justice for sub-postmasters wrongfully prosecuted due to a faulty IT system. The conversation explores the human cost of the scandal, the turning points in the campaign, and the lessons learned for future political advocacy.
The conversation delves into the long-standing fight for justice faced by sub postmasters, highlighting the challenges of institutional accountability and the importance of persistent campaigning. It discusses the human behavior within institutions, the need for responsible individuals to drive change, and the essential ingredients for successful campaigns. The dialogue emphasizes the significance of determination and the moral obligation of institutions to address injustices, while also reflecting on the contrasting themes of political accountability and the complexities of human nature in the face of scandals.
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In this episode of the Whitehall Sources podcast, Calum McDonald and Kirsty Buchanan discuss the ongoing issues surrounding the Post Office inquiry, the WASPI women, and the broader implications for political accountability and integrity. They are joined by James Arbuthnot, a key figure in the campaign for justice for sub-postmasters wrongfully prosecuted due to a faulty IT system. The conversation explores the human cost of the scandal, the turning points in the campaign, and the lessons learned for future political advocacy.
The conversation delves into the long-standing fight for justice faced by sub postmasters, highlighting the challenges of institutional accountability and the importance of persistent campaigning. It discusses the human behavior within institutions, the need for responsible individuals to drive change, and the essential ingredients for successful campaigns. The dialogue emphasizes the significance of determination and the moral obligation of institutions to address injustices, while also reflecting on the contrasting themes of political accountability and the complexities of human nature in the face of scandals.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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