In this week’s final podcast we hear part of Ben Gutteridge’s interview with former business secretary Sir Vince Cable who speaks candidly about Jeremy Corbyn and his counsel, Richard Murphy.  We then give Richard Murphy an opportunity to reply for reasons that will become obvious when you hear Sir Vince’s remarks.  Taking a higher level view, Guy Foster is joined by Iain Anderson of Cicero Group to discuss the political landscape as it lies following the conclusion of the Labour and Conservative Party conferences. 

 

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