steve richards

@steverichards14

Steve Richards presents the Rock N Roll Politics podcast: podfollow.com/1384867286 He's also an author and broadcaster

London UK Joined June 2010

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steve richards @steverichards14 Aug 31, 2023

My new book 'Turning Points-Crisis and Change in Modern Britain from 1945 to Truss' is out on Sept 21st. What are the turning points and did the UK turn? Available for pre order here and elsewhere:
amazon.co.uk/Turning-Points…

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@TideBusiness An apology for the delay but still no explanation as to why…Is this the usual way @TideBusiness treat its customers?

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@TideBusiness I had several cards stolen and used fraudulently. The other banks resolved this issue speedily. TideBusiness has not.. Why?
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RocknRoll Politics- the Xmas Special is live @KingsPlace on December 7th..the last show of the year.. and what a year..A lot to make sense of.

kingsplace.co.uk/whats-on/words…

www.kingsplace.co.uk Steve Richards presents Rock ‘n’ Roll Politics • Words • Kings Place It’s time to get together for our annual Xmas Special at the end of an epic year… how did we get here and what will happen in 2027? Plus festive unreliable predictions, question time, and much more.

steve richards @steverichards14 23h

Latest podcast- Rachel Reeves makes a return to the political stage:

podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/roc…

podcasts.apple.com Brexit - Which senior Labour figures agree with Andy Burnham? Podcast Episode · Rock & Roll Politics with Steve Richards · 10 November · 39min

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Michael Foot faced an impossible inheritance in 1980…I was reading his brilliant book ‘Debts of Honour’ shortly before contest..and saying (to myself).. don’t stand..don’t win… you’re too good for this.

Prof. Frank McDonough @FXMC1957 2d

10 November 1980. Labour left-winger Michael Foot surprisingly defeated Denis Healey to become the new Labour Party Leader replacing former PM James Callaghan. Foot went on to lose the 1983 General Election by a wide margin and resigned.

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