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The New Statesman | UK politics and culture

The New Statesman Podcast | Episode Eighty-Six

The New Statesman | UK politics and culture

The New Statesman

News & Politics, Society & Culture, News, Politics

4.41.4K Ratings

🗓️ 8 April 2015

⏱️ 12 minutes

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Summary

Helen Lewis, George Eaton and Stephen Bush discuss an exciting week in politics, from yet more televised debates to those pesky non-doms.

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1:03.2

I'm joined by our political editor George Eaton,

1:05.2

an editor of the stag of Stephen Bush,

1:07.1

to talk about what's actually been quite an exciting week.

1:09.6

Stephen, I'm going to start with the Scottish Leaders debate.

1:12.1

So last night we saw Willie Renennie, the Lib Dem leader,

1:15.1

I'm impressed that I can remember that.

1:17.0

Nicholas Sturgeon, the SMP leader,

1:18.5

Jim Murphy Labour's leader in Scotland,

1:20.3

and Ruth Davidson, the Tory leader, having, well, they had a sort of weird format where they kind of had a moment in the spotlight, as they called it, and people find questions at them, and then they had a kind of bit more of a rough and tumble head to head.

1:31.0

I'm going to come out clean and say I really loved it. They all seemed very passionate. I heard

1:38.1

Ruth Davidson make a case against free prescription charges, hardly the most popular thing to advocate in the world in a way that was very simple and clear.

1:45.4

She said, you know, Nicholas Sturgeon, one of the best paid women in politics,

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