The dulcet tones of Geoffrey Cox

Podlitical

BBC

Government, News

4.6 • 157 Ratings

🗓️ 6 December 2018

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

This week we put Brexit on the 'front-burner' discussing Geoffrey Cox's voice, the corridor of power's 'seating devices' and Mac 'N' Cheese-gate.

Transcript

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds
0:02.4	You're listening to BBC Scotland
0:06.4	You're listening to BBC Scotland.
0:13.5	Hi, you're listening to Podlitical BBC Scotland's podcast, giving you an inside look at the biggest
0:18.6	stories coming out of Hollywood and Westminster.
0:21.2	It's 16 minutes past one on Thursday the 6th of December. I'm Lucy White, a journalist based
0:26.1	in the Glasgow Newsroom and I'm joined by. I'm Phil Simmer, a reporter at the Scottish Parliament.
0:31.0	And I am Nick Hurdley, a political correspondent at Westminster. Miles Bonner, as always, is our
0:36.2	producer behind the glass. Fact-checking,
0:37.9	keeping us right,
0:38.5	making sure we keep to time.
0:40.3	And Annie McGuire,
0:41.4	who's our all-round social media guru,
0:43.2	will hopefully be joining us
0:44.4	at some point throughout the process.
0:46.1	We'll just see how that goes,
0:47.4	played by ear.
0:48.6	She'll turn up.
0:49.7	I have full faith Annie will be here with her wisdom. She is on high-level BBC business.
0:55.2	I feel like I need to point that out.
0:56.3	This isn't the first time you said this.
0:58.4	You make Annie sound like some sort of secret agent.
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