The Commons Pantomime

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Ricky Freelove

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4.3 • 763 Ratings

🗓️ 1 February 2022

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

Conservative MP Bill Wiggin starts the show, reviewing Boris Johnson's reaction to Sue Gray's report. Rebecca Young from Revitalise (a charity providing respite breaks for disabled people and carers) discusses the NHS vaccine U-turn, and how lots of social care staff have unfortunately already lost their jobs due to the deadline in November 2021. Laura Dodsworth and Mike have their weekly chat. Kevin O'Sullivan and Mike return to the Commons chat.

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0:00.0	A family celebration descends into chaos.
0:04.0	A dark past is revealed.
0:06.8	Feston, a piercing new opera adapted from Thomas Winterberg's cult film.
0:12.0	From librettist Lee Hall, nine-time Olivia award-winning director Richard Jones,
0:16.6	and acclaimed composer Mark Anthony Turnich.
0:20.0	Feston.
0:24.4	From the 11th to the 27th of February at the Royal Opera House.
0:28.7	Tickets from just £8, book now at rboh.org.
0:31.6	You want work to be less hard work.
0:34.2	You hear an ad for MHR, so you reach out.
0:38.7	We connect your department systems, which leads to real-time data sharing that uncovers new insights, which empower your decision makers and triple monthly sales, which leads
0:44.5	to high fives and awkward hugs. You say a big thank you. We say you're welcome.
0:50.9	MHR, the science behind HR, payroll and finance. The science behind a new world of work.
0:57.8	Discover more at mHR global.com.
1:02.5	Quick talk, fast talk, street talk. Talk radio.
1:06.7	The independent republic of Mike Graham.
1:09.0	Radio you can believe in.
1:11.6	Mike Graham.
1:14.2	Speaking common sense unto the nation.
1:15.3	On Talk Radio.
1:30.1	On the day after, what I'm going to declare was Parliament's version of, I'm sorry, I haven't a clue.
1:35.2	Yesterday's business in the House of Commons was one of the most bizarre sites in the entire history of our democracy.
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