well, scargill is scargill once? well, scargill is a long time . you've got to be a long time.e sort of pushing a little bit to remember scargill , the miners remember scargill, the miners strike in 84. look, there's always a hard left element within the trade unions and. there is a hard left element still within. but i don't think it's got any more anymore, which i think is a good thing. i mean, what? i think is a good thing. i mean, what? starmer i think is a good thing. i mean, what? starmer frightened. he was prime really. prime minister. not really. i don't think frightens anybody necessarily. so i think momentum's of money and momentum's run out of money and activists you know, they haven't got a competitive kind of cheer behind. so the point ? behind. so what's the point? they shot at it it they had their shot at it and it didn't work. i with you. what do you time the you asks isn't it time the parties respond to these serious allegations made by harry and meghan. michael cole earlier thought that actually there was nothing here that was specific or damaging or fact base

well, scargill is scargill once? well, scargill is a long time . you've got to be a long time.to be sort of pushing a little bit to remember scargill , the miners remember scargill, the miners strike in 84. look, there's always a hard left element within the trade unions and. there is a hard left element still within. but i don't think it's got any more anymore, which i think is a good thing. i mean, what? i think is a good thing. i mean, what? starmer i think is a good thing. i mean, what? starmer frightened. he was prime really. prime minister. not really. i don't think frightens anybody necessarily. so i think momentum's of money and momentum's run out of money and activists you know, they haven't got a competitive kind of cheer behind. so the point ? behind. so what's the point? they shot at it it they had their shot at it and it didn't work. i with you. what do you time the you asks isn't it time the parties respond to these serious allegations made by harry and meghan. michael cole earlier thought that actually there was nothing here that was specific or damaging or fact

arthur scargill is still here. he's picket line. is it he's on the picket line.t difficult for the labor party? i thought we go to the break and keir starmer because labour is funded trade, not funded by the trade, not the rmt, but funded by the trade, not the rmt, bu trade rmt, but £50 million of trade money that's poured labour's cover since that case came , i cover since that case came, i believe, is about a third believe, which is about a third of amount of money that the of the amount of money that the tories get from hedgehogs. tories get from the hedgehogs. yes, but i'm talking about the trade waging, the worst trade union waging, the worst industrial action on this country years. some are country 40 years. well, some are and mean the is and some aren't. mean the rcn is not affiliated, obviously incidentally were incidentally to the nurses were strike in 1978. but if you meet the butt and the rmt only does not fund labour it actually stands candidates against labour so i think that the labour party is in the situation as the tories we have money has to com

this guy , i think he means mick this guy, i think he means mick lynch is becoming another arthur scargillhis own members earning whilst he sits back on his 150 k salary . back on his 150 k salary. another poor socialist , another another poor socialist, another person messages the programme. i used to trust the unions, but now i realise that they are as corrupt as everything else. union leaders talk the talk but are generally in it for the money . my views are based are generally in it for the money. my views are based on my own experiences , and last but own experiences, and last but not least at this stage, let's get our last tweet up if we can, andifs get our last tweet up if we can, and it's this fully back. the strikes . the government has strikes. the government has failed everyone . okay, i'll get failed everyone. okay, i'll get to more of your thoughts. shortly. layla, can you jump ahead, please ? because it's time ahead, please? because it's time for our next disco session. yes, folks . let's take a look at this folks. let's take a look at this amazing news from hollywood. jay fu

this guy , i think he means mick this guy, i think he means mick lynch is becoming another arthur scargillhis own members earning whilst he sits back on his 150 k salary . back on his 150 k salary. another poor socialist , another another poor socialist, another person messages the programme. i used to trust the unions, but now i realise that they are as corrupt as everything else. union leaders talk the talk but are generally in it for the money . my views are based are generally in it for the money. my views are based on my own experiences , and last but own experiences, and last but not least at this stage, let's get our last tweet up if we can, andifs get our last tweet up if we can, and it's this fully back. the strikes . the government has strikes. the government has failed everyone . okay, i'll get failed everyone. okay, i'll get to more of your thoughts. shortly. layla, can you jump ahead, please ? because it's time ahead, please? because it's time for our next disco session. yes, folks . let's take a look at this folks. let's take a look at this amazing news from hollywood. jay fu

union leaders don't lose during don't lose a penny during industrial action and paul says lynch is scargilly of views that you've been sending in this evening . now finally, as we evening. now finally, as we continue to buy more and more electric cars, pressure is apparently mounting on the government and authorities to provide the charging points to be able to charge them all up. well, we now have some 36,000 charges in the uk. this is clearly nowhere near enough given that there are now over 620,000 battery electric cars in the uk currently. so given that these cars are so expensive to buy, run and find a charging point for how electric cars run their last race toby the aa today has warned drivers in the north won't invest in electric cars because nearly half the uk's charging points are actually in london and the southeast. yeah, it doesn't surprise me. i actually flirted with the idea of getting a little juice last year and not a day passes when i don't think the law that i didn't get i the law that i didn't get one. i mean, first all, the density mean, first of all, the density working

castiel arthur scargill and other big mouth . scargill and other big mouth. position. i do wonder, ben, when it comes to the railways , for it comes to the railways, for example, whether or not actually the government has played or is playing a bit of a blinder because public support and sympathy for the rail workers is dropping and mick lynch appears to be becoming increased . more to be becoming increased. more desperate. he is and his language is becoming more extreme, and thereby he's losing more support and it becomes a bit of a self—fulfilling , you bit of a self—fulfilling, you know, problem for him, which what the government's obviously hoping . but, you know, hoping for. but, you know, dennis really points dennis makes some really points with which i'm to agree, which is that this is a sector that's broken across the board . you broken across the board. you know, if we had mick lynch eyes on striking and everyone on his own striking and everyone else happily at work know, that would be a different debate. but the vast majority of public servants have

msm finally caught news today caught up to gb news today deciding to fight your corner this the scargille plot in a series of car crash interviews, exposing his lack justification for grinding the country to a halt. watch the question was about the average of pay lost by your members through strike , which in the through strike, which in the summer was estimated to contribute to our hardship fund. and i find this a shocking stance that the bbc take you just parroting most right wing stuff that you can get hold of on behalf the establishment. and it's about time you showed some partiality towards your listeners and to working class in this country who are being fed, grew to the floor by the attitudes and policies of this government. i won't let you get away with. well, christmas doesn't christmas day. so let's just be clear. it doesn't christmas day. so let's just be clear . it starts doesn't christmas day. so let's just be clear. it starts in early december . that's what early december. that's what we're talking about. do you want to richard, why don't you just yourself, if you want to .

, the battle with arthur scargill, the more militant union leaders she prepared for years in terms ofhe lights on, she in terms of striking up the country and also she an enormous majority and the whole league but i've got to say can i just it because i'm a coal miner so i lived the miners strike and those years cast a long shadow over those communities yet they voted conservative over overwhelmingly in 2019 because they believed getting brexit done. they believed in stronger mean. we've lost boris now. we don't have a strong leader. and so all red waters are going to feel very cheated. all this tough talk and no action , i tough talk and no action, i think it's very difficult for this government because clearly they're can see they're in a bind. we can see all these polls, 20 point all of these polls, 20 point labour leads and the government is very, very about doing anything to radical to sort of shake itself apart. but perhaps it is very radicalism that is needed to shake those poll numbers because at the moment we see that people who have voted conservative are moving away from th

msm finally caught news today caught up to gb news today deciding to fight your corner this the scargille plot in a series of car crash interviews, exposing his lack justification for grinding the country to a halt. watch the question was about the average of pay lost by your members through strike , which in the through strike, which in the summer was estimated to contribute to our hardship fund. and i find this a shocking stance that the bbc take you just parroting most right wing stuff that you can get hold of on behalf the establishment. and it's about time you showed some partiality towards your listeners and to working class in this country who are being fed, grew to the floor by the attitudes and policies of this government. i won't let you get away with. well, christmas doesn't christmas day. so let's just be clear. it doesn't christmas day. so let's just be clear . it starts doesn't christmas day. so let's just be clear. it starts in early december . that's what early december. that's what we're talking about. do you want to richard, why don't you just yourself, if you want to .

small businesses suffering the cost of what i would call your scott scargill in. spite intransigence. bars, pubs and restaurants. standing at what should be the busiest time of the year. the real life impact. people losing shifts, losing their tips . potentially losing their tips. potentially losing their tips. potentially losing their jobs. and their tips. potentially losing theirjobs. and businesses . their tips. potentially losing their jobs. and businesses . all their jobs. and businesses. all in the run up to christmas . and in the run up to christmas. and after all the cancellation over the past two years due to covid, people are now calling off christmas parties left, right and centre . parties often make and centre. parties often make your cancelling fun. if you ask me not fooling anyone. you want a general strike . you stop just a general strike. you stop just short of saying it out loud. you've also revealed a rather sharp temper , haven't you, mick? sharp temper, haven't you, mick? here you are taking a radio presenter to for asking you what was a simpl

arthur scargill never died. well oh no we didn't. okay, fair enough.—ordinate. well, mess co—ordinate. well, it's a mess obviously £84,000 a year obviously he's on £84,000 a year and workers are and yet the rail workers are losing up to £5,000 a day for the strikes . he wants to happen. the strikes. he wants to happen. i don't really understand . you i don't really understand. you know, nobody knows . £5,000 a day know, nobody knows. £5,000 a day losing know, nobody knows. £5,000 a day losin g £5,000 a day. but the losing £5,000 a day. but the truth is that rail workers are i used to be deputy chairman of transport for london. i used to have a take account of the unions and the rmt and aslef were doing. though i never negotiate them directly because you need professional negotiators for that. the rmt , a negotiators for that. the rmt, a very successful union and they get a lot of what they want and but the truth is that as a result of that, rail workers are generally pretty well paid compared to much the workforce . compared to much the workforce. they

and, you know, we saw what scargill did to the pens is mick lynch proving to be the scargill of our erapublic sympathy with him ? i think they are. with him? i think they are. i think we've what we've around the that the trains quite comfortably and is it not time claire as a conservative somebody once put the boot. it's not time that mick lynch got it in the neck from where sunak. well, absolutely should . there well, absolutely should. there is bill currently going is a bill currently going through parliament that will have requirement have a minimum requirement service railways, but it service on railways, but it needs be much stronger. this needs be much stronger. this needs have come lot quicker needs to have come a lot quicker and unfortunate . at what we and unfortunate. at what we haven't seen that kind haven't seen is that kind determination from the prime minister to get this done. as you say, margaret thatcher you say, as margaret thatcher did. very adamant that did. she was very adamant that this was how she was going to react haven't that at react we haven't seen that at th

these guys like negative with scargill that surely is a public win for rishi to get tough with the wellhat's why your view is the well that's why your view is the best in the business because they've absolutely right yes and if government going to if the government is going to win support that win back support of people, that may slightly disaffected or may be slightly disaffected or don't as don't have the confidence as this it going this poll reflects, it is going to to be one way rishi does to have to be one way rishi does show that leadership and i believe that he will because you can't that is can't have a country that is going be run to ruin by a going to be run to ruin by a union barons who funding the labour party who have been totally when they are you know the rail in particular brought in a total to millions of people this christmas. you wanted to go home and spend time with that family. they weren't afforded that opportunity because pay that opportunity because of pay conditions that the rmt are the chorley and. then i wonder if she's got it in him because he sees that thatc