Democracy Sausage with Mark Kenny: Ministerial responsibility, Taylgate, and political blame games

Kenny, Mark; Kerby, Matthew; Regan, Sue; Taflaga, Marija

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Democracy Sausage with Mark Kenny: Ministerial responsibility, Taylgate, and political blame games

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2019-12-02

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Kenny, Mark

Kerby, Matthew

Regan, Sue

Taflaga, Marija

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ACAST

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On this Democracy Sausage, Mark Kenny and co-host Dr Marija Taflaga are joined by Sue Regan and Dr Matthew Kerby to look at what it would take for a minister to get sacked nowadays, and whether ministerial codes of conduct are still worth the paper they’re written on. The panel also give us an update on the polls for the upcoming UK election and discuss why the recent London Bridge attack has fueled a new blame game between Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/273019

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