David Gauke & Jonathan Reynolds

FromSophy Ridge On Sunday

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David Gauke & Jonathan Reynolds

FromSophy Ridge On Sunday

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Feb 11, 2018

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With pressure mounting on the government to make crucial decisions on Brexit, Niall is joined by Justice Secretary David Gauke. He also talks about Labour's nationalisation plans with Shadow Treasury minister Jonathan Reynolds. #Paterson

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Feb 11, 2018

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Sky News’ Sophy Ridge with her agenda-setting political interviews - and analysis of what the guests have had to say.Every week, Sophy speaks to the biggest names in politics and then invites correspondents and commentators into her studio to debrief on the main stories.

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Theresa May & Tom Watson: The inaugural Sophy Ridge on Sunday podcast features an exclusive interview with the Prime Minister Theresa May who talks about Brexit, the 'Sharing Society' and Donald Trump. Sophy also gets the thoughts of voters in Boston in Lincolnshire and... by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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Jon Ashworth, Lord Howard, Gerry Adams & John Dean: After a key NHS waiting time target was dropped this week, Sophy speaks to Labour's Shadow Health Secretary Jon Ashworth, while former Conservative Party leader Lord Howard says he is still optimistic about Brexit. Sinn Fein's Gerry Adams talks about... by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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Scotland Special: Sophy travels to Glasgow for a Scotland special! She sits down with First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson, the leader of Scottish Labour Kezia Dugdale and the Lib Dems' frontman north of the border, Willie Rennie.... by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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Jeremy Corbyn & Anna Soubry: The latest 'Sophy Ridge on Sunday' podcast includes an interview with the Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn. In the week of Theresa May's Brexit speech, Sophy also speaks to former Business Minister Anna Soubry, one of the Prime Minister's most vocal... by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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Sam Gyimah & Gerard Batten: With the government poised to launch a review into university financing, Niall talks to the Universities Minister Sam Gyimah. He also chats to the new (interim) UKIP leader Gerard Batten about his plans for the party and his controversial views on... by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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John McDonnell, Nigel Farage & Dr Sarah Wollaston: The latest 'Sophy Ridge on Sunday' podcast features interviews with Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell and former UKIP leader Nigel Farage. Sophy also speaks to Dr Sarah Wollaston MP about problems in the NHS, the man challenging Len McCluskey for the... by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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Scotland Special - Nicola Sturgeon, Ruth Davidson & Kezia Dugdale: After Nicola Sturgeon announced her intention to hold a second Scottish independence referendum, Sophy heads to Aberdeen to talk to the First Minister. She also visits Edinburgh and speaks to Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson and the leader... by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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John McDonnell, Justine Greening & David Cullinane: In our latest podcast Niall grills Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell on Labour's spending plans. He also talks to Education Secretary Justine Greening about social mobility and Sinn Fein's David Cullinane about Brexit and the Irish border. #Paterson by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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Tim Farron, Alex Salmond, Crispin Blunt & Dan Jarvis: After a crazy week in politics, Sophy talks to Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron and former Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond. She also speaks to the Chairman of the Commons Foreign Affairs Select Committee, Crispin Blunt, and travels to Barnsley... by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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Damian Green, Barry Gardiner & Sir Vince Cable: After the Prime Minister shocked everyone by calling an early general election Sophy speaks to Work and Pensions Secretary Damian Green, Labour frontbencher Barry Gardiner and former Liberal Democrat minister Sir Vince Cable. #Ridge by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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Justine Greening, Sir Vince Cable, Barry Gardiner & MPTV: Sophy talks to Education Secretary Justine Greening about her plans to change the gender reassignment process. Niall Paterson, meanwhile talks to the new Liberal Democrat leader Sir Vince Cable and Labour's Barry Gardiner. MPTV with Jess Phillips and... by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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Sir Vince Cable, Owen Smith, David Lammy & George Eustice: Sophy talks to Sir Vince Cable about his plans for the Liberal Democrats and gives her analysis, as well as speaking to Owen Smith about Brexit and the Labour Party. She also chats to Environment Minister George Eustice about austerity and fishing,... by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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Chuka Umunna, Lord Lamont, Lord Newby & #MPTV: After the week in which the House of Commons approved the Article 50 Bill, Sophy talks to Chuka Umunna about what Remainers do now. She also looks ahead to the House of Lords debating the Bill with Lords Lamont and Newby. A former FBI agent discusses... by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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Dr Liam Fox, Sir Keir Starmer, Arlene Foster & Liz Kendall: With the Government poised to trigger Article 50 this week, Sophy talks to International Trade Secretary Dr Liam Fox and Labour's Shadow Brexit Secretary Sir Keir Starmer. Arlene Foster gives her first broadcast interview since the Northern Ireland... by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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Jon Ashworth, Andy Burnham, Stephen Hammond & Luciana Berger: With the Budget coming up Niall talks to Shadow Health Secretary Jon Ashworth and influential Conservative Stephen Hammond about what they want to hear from the Chancellor. He also chats with the Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham, and visits... by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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Amber Rudd, Emily Thornberry & Rupa Huq: With allegations of sexual harassment and abuse engulfing Westminster, Niall speaks to the Home Secretary Amber Rudd. He also talks to Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry and her Labour colleague Rupa Huq. #Paterson by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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Liz Truss & Diane Abbott: In the latest 'Sophy Ridge on Sunday' podcast, Sophy goes to prison to talk to inmates and Justice Secretary Liz Truss about the crisis in Britain's jails. She also speaks to Labour's Shadow Home Secretary Diane Abbott about the abuse she continues to... by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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Damian Green, Nicky Morgan, Dawn Butler & Ed Davey: After Boris Johnson laid out his Brexit red lines in a newspaper article, Niall talks to Deputy Prime Minister Damian Green. He also chats to students and former Education Secretary Nicky Morgan about the Conservative Party's future. Dawn Butler joins... by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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Amber Rudd, Nigel Farage, Nick Clegg & Yvette Cooper: After the terror attack in Westminster, Sophy talks to Home Secretary Amber Rudd and Home Affairs Committee chair Yvette Cooper about security and the threat of terrorism. Nigel Farage rejoices after UKIP's only MP Douglas Carswell quit the party, and... by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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Hilary Benn, Paul Nuttall, David Lidington & Caroline Lucas: After the House of Lords amended the Government's Brexit Bill, Sophy speaks to the chairman of the Brexit Select Committee Hilary Benn and the leader of the House of Commons David Lidington. She also talks business rates with Caroline Lucas and finds... by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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Harriet Harman, Gavin Barwell, Iain Duncan Smith & Stella Creasy: In the latest 'Sophy Ridge on Sunday' podcast, Sophy quizzes housing minister Gavin Barwell about the Government's plans to make renting more affordable. She also talks to Harriet Harman, the longest-serving female MP in the House of Commons, and... by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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David Davis, Peter Dowd & Sir Stuart Peach: In our latest podcast Niall talks to Brexit Secretary David Davis about the progress of exit talks. He also speaks to the Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury Peter Dowd and Sky's Defence Correspondent Alistair Bunkall sits down with Sir Stuart... by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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Rory Stewart, Barry Gardiner & Lisa Nandy: After a difficult week for Labour Sophy talks to Shadow Cabinet member Barry Gardiner and backbencher Lisa Nandy about the state of their party. She also talks to International Development minister Rory Stewart and looks ahead to the assembly... by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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John McDonnell, Andrew Mitchell, Steven Woolfe & Jerry Smith: After the chemical weapons attack in Syria this week and America's military response, Sophy talks to Labour's Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell, Conservative MP Andrew Mitchell and former weapons inspector Jerry Smith. She also speaks to ex-UKIP... by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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Karen Bradley, Emily Thornberry, Sir Howard Davies & Mike Russell: After Theresa May's eventful conference speech, Niall talks to Culture Secretary Karen Bradley. He also sits down with Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry, the SNP's Brexit spokesman Mike Russell, and the chair of RBS Sir Howard Davies. #Paterson by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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Emily Thornberry, Paul Nuttall & Stephen Gethins: With tensions rising over North Korea and the war in Syria rumbling on, Sophy quizzes Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry about Labour's foreign policy and her views on defence. UKIP leader Paul Nuttall explains how he wants to integrate... by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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John McDonnell, Michael Gove & Alex Salmond: After Labour's draft manifesto leaked this week, Sophy quizzes Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell on whether his party's spending plans add up. She also talks Scottish independence and education with the SNP's Alex Salmond, and asks Michael Gove when he... by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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Conservative Conference Special: Niall heads to Manchester for the Conservative Party Conference and talks to Communities Secretary Sajid Javid about housing and his support for Theresa May. He also sits down with former Deputy Prime Minister Lord Heseltine to talk unity and Brexit,... by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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Priti Patel, Shami Chakrabarti, Ken Clarke & Stella Creasy: Sophy talks to Cabinet minister Priti Patel and Shadow Attorney-General Shami Chakrabarti and gives her analysis as the fallout from the Grenfell Tower fire continues. She also discusses the latest Brexit developments with Ken Clarke, and abortion in... by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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Margaret Beckett, Anna Soubry & Alan Johnson: Sophy travels to Nottingham and speaks to Labour grandees Margaret Beckett and Alan Johnson about their party's disappointing local election results. She also chats to local Conservative MP Anna Soubry about the General Election and whether the Prime... by Sophy Ridge On Sunday
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