Caroline Nokes, Debbie Abrahams & Chuka Umunna

Sophy Ridge On Sunday

Sky News

Politics, News, News Commentary, Government

4.2 • 157 Ratings

🗓️ 14 January 2018

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

In the first show of 2018, Niall talks to the new Immigration Minister Caroline Nokes about her new job, government reshuffles and Donald Trump. He is also joined by Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Debbie Abrahams and backbencher Chuka Umunna to discuss Brexit, benefit cuts and political abuse. #Paterson

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0:42.7	Hello and welcome to the Sunday with Neil Patterson podcast. After a government reshuffle, it seemed
0:48.3	appropriate to speak to one of the new kids on the block. So I was joined by new immigration
0:53.0	minister, Caroline Noakes,
0:54.9	Shadow Work and Pension Secretary Debbie Abrams, and Labor Backbencher Chuka Amuna were also on the show.
1:05.0	Theresa May's reshuffle ended up being a bit, well, underwhelming.
1:14.0	We were promised a big, bold, changing of the guard, but in the end the changes were, let's say, somewhat limited.
1:20.1	Most cabinet ministers stayed in post, some of those at their own insistence,
1:24.6	and the majority of the moving was reserved for the lower ministerial ranks.
1:28.7	But there's still plenty to keep us busy. Donald Trump has taken a break from offending most of
1:32.8	Africa and thrown a hissy fit about coming or not coming to the UK. A major government
1:38.1	contractor is on the verge of going bust, and Brexit is competing with its chief architect
1:43.6	Nigel Farage to be the centre of attention once again.
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