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Morning Glory with Mike Graham

Mini Budget Hangover, PAYE Freelancers, and Cancel Culture

Morning Glory with Mike Graham

Matt Hall

News, Unknown, News & Politics

4.4741 Ratings

🗓️ 9 July 2020

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

John Rentoul from The Independent kicks us off with his thoughts on Rishi Sunak's mini budget. But Journalist Ellie Phillips explains that PAYE Freelancers have once more been forgotten by the Treasury. And Brendan O'Neill from Spiked Online joins us to talk about cancel culture.

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Transcript

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0:00.0

Across the UK, online, on DAB and on your smart speaker, the Independent Republic of Mike Graham, on Talk Radio.

0:15.6

Good morning, welcome to the Independent Republic of Mike Graham, right here on Talk Radio.

0:19.8

Lunch, dinner, free money, what's not to like? Never before has so much been given away to so many. Chancellor Rishi Sunak got up in Parliament yesterday and basically gave away the store. Vouches for meal deals when you're eating out, vouchers for making your house more green, a stamp duty holiday for home buyers, a block on VAT for the hospitality business and even money for companies to take back workers who are currently on furlough.

0:41.3

The 30 billion pound rescue plan for Britain's economy was served up to a chorus of cheers around the country, especially from 16 to 24-year-olds,

0:49.4

who are now furnished with a kickstart work experience scheme aimed at staving off mass youth unemployment.

0:54.7

As ever,

1:00.8

the newspapers this morning vary in their sort of measurements of what Rishi Sunak gave away and how much it's actually eventually going to cost. The Daily Mail said it could be 300 billion.

1:06.1

His demeanour was cool though, calm and collective. His manner was firm but fair and it did more than enough,

1:11.6

I think, to confirm that he is definitely a contender for future prime minister. Those who suggest

1:16.4

he's only popular because he's giving so much money away, I think I'm missing the point.

1:20.4

Rishi is a class act and the existence of his shadow chancellor, Annelese Dodds on the Labour

1:25.2

benches will worry him not a jot. It really is like men

1:29.6

against boys. It's not good. How will his measure yesterday, though, change what you do

1:33.3

over the next few weeks? And can you honestly say you don't agree with anything that he's done?

1:37.9

We'll be checking him with John Rensel, the Chief Political Commentator at the Independent.

1:41.5

Always a wise choice of words from him.

1:44.5

We'll find out what he made of the economic statement.

1:47.3

One group who are still looking for answers, of course,

1:49.1

are the forgotten freelancers who are still looking for some support from the government.

1:53.2

We'll find out why they are still missing out.

1:56.1

034449-1,000 plus coming up a little bit later on,

1:59.8

Brendan O'Neill joins us from Spikes Online to discuss

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