May, Corbyn, Pensions and BBC Pay

Sunday Morning with Trevor Phillips

Sky News

News, News Commentary, Politics

4.0 • 156 Ratings

🗓️ 20 July 2017

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

As Theresa May heads to the Swiss Alps and Jeremy Corbyn to Tory marginals, Adam Boulton and guests take the political temperature as the summer recess begins. Joining Adam this week are former Labour adviser and stand-up comedian Ayesha Hazarika and Sky's Head of Data Harry Carr. On the agenda, the Prime Minister attempts to instil some discipline into her Cabinet after a week of unfavourable headlines but can she crush the saboteurs? Can Jeremy Corbyn sustain the post-election momentum throughout the summer? Also on the podcast, a discussion on the decision to push up the State Pension age seven years earlier than planned and the seemingly toxic issue of BBC pay. #May #Corbyn #pensions #BBCPay #skynews #alloutpolitics

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0:44.3	Hello, welcome to the All-Out Politics Podcast. I'm Adam Bolton. Joining me this week are the
0:53.1	former Labor advisor, now stand-up comedian, Aisha Hazarika, and the head of Sky Data, Harry Carr.
1:00.1	This week, a lot to talk about. The Prime Minister seeking to regain control of her dodgy government and crushed the saboteurs.
1:09.0	Jeremy Corbyn's summer blitz campaigning in marginal seats,
1:12.9	as he says he is preparing for government.
1:15.6	And for all of us,
1:17.1	the rise in the pension age
1:19.0	has been brought forward by the government
1:21.2	with Generation X and Millennials
1:23.7	paying for the baby boomers
1:26.2	plus, and who could avoid it this week.
1:29.2	We are a media organisation after all, the BBC and pay.
1:37.2	Well, let's start with the state of the government.
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