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Ameliorate her, he has not been in a bridge building role since the early 20105. bridge building role since the early 2010s. he has been very antagonistic and toxic towards traditional partners and allies on the only question i have right now is will he be able to move past that but i don't see that going forward. goad don't see that going forward. good to talk to you. _ don't see that going forward. good to talk to you, thank _ don't see that going forward. good to talk to you, thank you _ don't see that going forward. good to talk to you, thank you for your insight there. grateful for your t...

At some of the figures in more detail and figure out what is going with the director of the migration 0bservatory at oxford university which analyses uk migration data. thanks very much for having me. the first question is, what do you make of these figures? 606,000 is the net migration figure of people coming into the country, did you predict that? was it going to be about where we would land? always difficult to predict figures because so many different things affect them but it was clear that it was going to be a higher number and it is. for context, if you look back to 20105 net migration ...

On their cost of living and they were on strike because many of them worked in the public sector and their wages were being controlled downwards by the then labour government that was trying to seek a way out of the high levels of inflation in britain in the 19705, very similar to the 20205 where we are today. the disruption then was the biggest in modern times, with 29—million working days lost. estimates for today's strike suggest the total for 2022 could be 2—million. in may 1979, a conservative government led by margaret thatcher was elected and, within months, it passed new laws to li...

The disruption then was the biggest in modern times, with 29—million working days lost. estimates for today's strike suggest the total for 2022 could be 2—million. in may 1979, a conservative government led by margaret thatcher was elected and, within months, it passed new laws to limit the power of trade unions. they've certainly become less influential. they became less influential from the 19805 to the 20105. i believe they're becoming more influential now. just as in 1979, today's strikes are being driven by powerful forces of economics. the covid pandemic saw a pay freeze on many work...

Very similar to the 20205 where we are today. the disruption then was the biggest in modern times, with 29—million working days lost. estimates for today's strike suggest the total for 2022 could be 2—million. in may 1979, a conservative government led by margaret thatcher was elected and, within months, it passed new laws to limit the power of trade unions. they've certainly become less influential. they became less influential from the 19805 to the 20105. i believe they're becoming more influential now. just as in 1979, today's strikes are being driven by powerful forces of economics. th...