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Conditions apply. Hello and welcome to rock and roll politics, the podcast with me, Steve Richards.

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And as ever, we've got a lot to cram in in our time together if it's okay with all of you i will reflect on the fascinating politics the to some extent still

under analyzed politics of public ownership and privatization, which is coming to the fore again

in very interesting ways with the emergency sitting of the House of Commons on Saturday,

with the government seeking permission in effect to bring British Steel back into public

ownership while still looking at other options.

Now, as I record this, things are all quite precarious and moving quickly,

but that doesn't overlook what was a really interesting occasion at Westminster,

where you had reform backing public ownership. People like Ian Duncan Smith saying he was supportive

of public ownership at least temporarily. And this government of timid instincts on the whole moving

towards that end. And in the House of Lords, you had Morris Glassman, the newly

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