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Politics Unpacked

Is there a lack of economic leadership in China?

Politics Unpacked

Anna Covell

News & Politics, Politics, News

4.41.4K Ratings

🗓️ 25 August 2015

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Philip Webster, who sits in for Tim Montgomerie, is joined by Anne Ashworth, Giles Whittell and Ann Treneman. Anne Ashworth:So that's all right, then. Breathe a sigh of relief and get on with your day. After all, some investors saw Monday's share price falls as a buying opportunity - which meant that global markets recovered some of their losses. But maybe we should actually be concerned as events on the Chinese bourses indicated that the regime is ill-equipped to deal with this sort of situation and that the truth about this country's economy could be more disturbing than we think. Giles Whittell:I've never seen the Baalshamin temple at Palmyra, and now I never will. The barbarism of the Isis fanatics who've blown it up is numbing, but what's really troubling about the destruction of Palmyra is its intent. Isis wants to make a mark for eternity, and to this end it's also doing more practical things like training up women doctors. It's not going away unless and until it's defeated, and diplomacy...

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Good morning and welcome to the Times Opinion Podcast. I'm Philip Webster. I'm

1:06.8

editor of the Times Red Box Bulletin. It's back next Tuesday, September 1st, after it's August break.

1:16.0

I'm sitting in today for the absent Tim Montgomery.

1:19.0

We've got a star-studdered lineup.

1:22.0

Anne Ashworth, our money and property editor, who would be talking about the Great

1:25.9

Fall of China, and Trennerman, our parliamentary sketch writer who's about to metamorphose

1:31.3

into our theatre critic, and Giles Watel are chief leader writer.

1:36.0

So that's all right then, breathe a sigh of relief and get on with your day.

1:41.0

As lots of people forecast investors have seen the share price

1:45.7

falls of Monday as a buying opportunity and indices of starting to go upwards

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