Are the Politics of Climate Change Going Out of Fashion?
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02/10/24
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Today we look at why Labour has U-turned on £28 billion of green spending ahead of the next general election and how attitudes towards climate policies have shifted in recent years.
Paddy and Laura also discuss the upcoming by-elections in Kingswood and Wellingborough and what voters in both constituencies are most concerned about.
And, why has Labour leader Keir Starmer appeared on the cover of Vogue?
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