Waste collection set to get pricier

Waste collection set to get pricier

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Andy Burnham is set to walk into Number 10 tomorrow, becoming the UK’s new Prime Minister without a general election. What does that mean for democratic legitimacy, and how unusual is it in the British system? Pat is joined by leading polling expert Sir John Curtis of Strathclyde ...  Show more

Pat's Sunday Paper Review July 19th

Joining Pat to run through the main stories in the Sunday papers is Gina London, Sunday Independent columnist & Emmy-winning former CNN anchor. 

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