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Stream the Pension Confident Podcast today wherever you get your podcast. Hello it's Andrew Harrison here introducing a special edition of Oh God What Now.

It's a new dawn, it's a new day, it's a new government and over the past seven years

of doing these podcasts way back to the

days when we were called Romaniacs we've talked to quite a few of the members of the new

cabinet so we thought we'd go back to what some of those new ministers said when they

were shadow ministers or in some cases back benches.

Not to find out about policy, it would be a bit much to hold them to things that he said back in 2018 or

2019 when politics was paralyzed by Brexit, but to see what kind of people they are,

their values and their ideas.

Later on, we'll have contributions from New Foreign Secretary David Lammy, New Culture Secretary

Lisa Nandy, New Secretary of State for Energy

Security in Net Zero Ed Millerband, and we're Streeting now the Health

Secretary. But first up, it's Secretary of State for Education and Minister

for Women and Equality's Bridget

Philipson who appeared on remaining acts way back in September 2019.

These were truly rancorous days in the Brexit battle. Back then she was the

Back bench Labour MP for Houghton and Sundlund South and she talked to us about what it's like being a remain MP in a leave constituency.

A Special Guest Day is Labour MP for H Howton and Sundland South, Bridget

Philipson. And Bridget, like some of your colleagues, you're as a remain

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