Anneliese Dodds and Labour party loyalty

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🗓️ 3 September 2021

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

Stephen Bush and Ailbhe Rea discuss their interview with Anneliese Dodds, what she said and didn’t say about her treatment by the party leadership and the strategy for the labour party.

Then in You Ask Us, they answer a listener’s question on whether Labour needs to drop the trade union link.

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0:00.0	Is it always wrong to lie?
0:03.0	Why do we have nightmares?
0:04.5	And is there really no such thing as coincidences?
0:07.5	These are the kinds of questions we explore every week on Richard Wiseman's on your mind.
0:12.0	With you, Richard Wiseman.
0:13.5	And you, Marnie Chesterton.
0:15.0	That's Richard Wiseman's on your mind.
0:17.0	Answering your questions about human behaviour.
0:19.5	Available now wherever you're listening to this.
0:31.0	Hi, I'm Stephen.
0:32.0	And I'm Alpha.
0:33.0	Well, this week's new station podcast.
0:34.5	We talk about our interview with Annelise Dodds.
0:36.5	And you ask us what future for Labour's trade union link?
0:50.0	So we went to the seaside recently.
0:52.5	Went on Ferris wheel.
0:53.5	Sadly, we did not have time to get ice cream.
0:55.5	We didn't go just so we could go on a Ferris wheel.
0:58.5	Which I think we actually very pretty much immediately regretted.
1:00.5	But because the chair of Labour's policy review Annelise Dodds was also there.
1:05.0	As part of our policy review.
1:06.0	To talk to her about the policy review.
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