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westminsters�*s brains beyond government have been crunching through its, and theyve concluded what many a newscaster will know, its the kind of the bleeding obvious, really. they present that times are really tough for people that wages and living standards and housing income are squeezed and will be for while. the tax burden for the highest it has been for a while and will be for a while as well. as we were discussing on the last edition of the podcast. a lot of the budget was quit...

Basically can�*t doctors and other bits of the nhs as well. we can chat to someone who has been at the heart of those negotiations, it�*s sarah gorton, head of health at the union unison. i rememberthe days of the brexit negotiations. they were physically tiring for the people involved in that. lots of late night pizzas and stuff. has that been your experiences of the negotiations? little has that been your experiences of the negotiations?— of the negotiations? no pizzas but lots and _ of ...

Of health at unison. hello, sarah. hello, nice to be here. i remember the brexit negotiations they were physically tiring for the people involved, late night pizza stuff, has not been your experience of these negotiations? no pizzas, but lots of late nights. it has been an intensive process, really fascinating and i am sure at some point after i have slept some of it will seem like fun. but it definitely stretched the robustness of the relationships on all sides. really, that sounds like there m...

Contain the eventually replace it. russias intrusion could offer a chance to achieve both. set aside our prejudices and heated political rhetoric while they write "russia is not an intruder in syria, russia has been there for decades and now know their way around so stop the table thumping" they implore. realize the cold war is over and get down to the business of statecraft. are awe ready for such a thing? today, vladimir putin, macho, said the united states is not ready to work with them. says...

Really going to get us anywhere, or at least not as much as people think. instead, the kind of thinking that i propose really goes under the name of pragmatism. lets think about whats going to produce the best results without thinking about necessarily what we feel we have a right to. i can thats more likely to lead to progress than kind of the table thumping that goes along with proclamations about who has which rights. >> fascinating stuff. joshua green, thank you so much. >> thanks. >> and up...