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Oct 21, 2026

Lucy JacksonHOST
3:13
SNP National Secretary Alex Kerr accused BBC executives of having a disdain for Scottish broadcasting and our journalists.
Lucy JacksonHOST
3:21
Meanwhile we've got the National Union of Journalists and they called on the UK government and the Chancellor John Healey to intervene urgently to prevent further damaging cuts and they also called on BBC management to find alternative savings.
Lucy JacksonHOST
3:34
Now, it's clear that there are a lot of frustrations around this.
Lucy JacksonHOST
3:37
I mean, Adonis, do you think that moving BBC Scotland to iPlayer, is this just a natural move towards, is this simply the way that we watch television now? Or is Scotland losing an important part of its broadcasting?
Paddy PrendivilleGUEST
19:45
I think you had just arrived or just after it, but me and John in court.
Paddy PrendivilleGUEST
19:50
And we won the case in camera, but then the Irish Times took us to the NUJ Ethics Committee and had a tribunal thing.
Paddy PrendivilleGUEST
19:58
And that was, I mean, Carol Goulding came in on their side, and they were going to do what, yeah, I know, yeah, I know.
Paddy PrendivilleGUEST
20:05
Nothing to do with us at all, et cetera, et cetera.
Paddy PrendivilleGUEST
20:17
Because they were being called liars as well.
Paddy PrendivilleGUEST
20:19
And to give them their due, they came into that.
Paddy PrendivilleGUEST
20:21
And once again, it was in camera, even the NUJ thing.
Paddy PrendivilleGUEST
20:24
And they identified themselves and said what they were and who they were.
Mike ParryHOST
53:03
Well, very fascinating I'd have died very uneasy tonight if I'd known that yeah
Mike GrahamHOST
53:07
well I mean it wasn't as useful as you reading Andrew Flintoff's tweet I agree Kenny says some terrible abuse MG has to suffer from Porky I've got a good mind to contact the NUJ really what for well for you know some kind of what sort of abuse some kind of sanction against you go on
Mike ParryHOST
53:21
can you well you call me bad names and horrible names all the time give me two sentences of abuse I've given you tonight How much time have we got? How much time have you got? Right, I've got some great ones here.
Mike ParryHOST
53:31
It says, right, guys, contrary to Porky's thoughts in the 80s and where he thinks he was, he spent most of his lunch times in the Mitre and all evening in Elvino.
Simon HoustonHOST
53:50
Aye.
Matt McGloneGUEST
53:51
No, I, I did when I was working, I did have an NUJ press card.
Simon HoustonHOST
53:54
Uh-huh.
Matt McGloneGUEST
53:54
Um, no, a friend of mine, uh, when I retired and when I, when I had taken unwell, I had to, I, I took stock of the situation and-
Shane ColemanHOST
16:49
I do want to bring in Michael Gillespie here.
Shane ColemanHOST
16:51
Uh, Michael, I've been a member of the, the NUJ.
Shane ColemanHOST
16:53
The notion that you would go out on strike when management is saying to you, Yeah ... "Yeah, we'll sit down and talk.
Shane ColemanHOST
16:59
Yeah, there's a lump sum here.
Rosemary DayGUEST
26:46
They were paying taxes.
Rosemary DayGUEST
26:47
Radio Nova had NUJ journalists working for them.
Rosemary DayGUEST
26:50
They had to allow the union.
Rosemary DayGUEST
26:52
It was a big story, a big story.
Coll McCailHOST
13:25
And earlier this year there was news that 60 jobs were in line to be cut at BBC Scotland HQ in Pacific Quay, Glasgow.
Coll McCailHOST
13:35
Those cuts of course resisted by the National Union of Journalists.
Coll McCailHOST
13:40
I think the retreat of the BBC in Scotland raises very important questions, which we are going to spend a bit of time digging into today.
Coll McCailHOST
13:48
What does this mean for our media ecosystem? Is it good news? Is it bad news? Sam, I'm going to come to you first.
Alan ShatterGUEST
25:36
The Irish Palestine Solidarity Campaign, uh, one of the amoeba hived off from it, Irish Sports for Palestine.
Alan ShatterGUEST
25:46
Uh, the next one, uh, the Stop the Game Now Redundant Group for Palestine, Irish Mothers for Palestine, Irish Teachers for Palestine, uh, Irish Trade Unions for Palestine, uh, the NUJ for Palestine.
Alan ShatterGUEST
26:01
Um, we have so many of these groups in Ireland, the only thing we're missing is Clowns for Palestine.
Alan ShatterGUEST
26:06
But they all advocate boycott Israel.
Matt DeeganHOST
48:12
I mean, it's sort of bittersweet.
Matt DeeganHOST
48:15
So the NUJ is welcoming the end of sort of a two-status workforce.
Matt DeeganHOST
48:19
Yeah.
Matt DeeganHOST
48:19
And there was even some things with casuals you could work for like 10 months of the year, 11 months of the year.
David McCullaghHOST
0:09
RTÉ's Director General, Kevin Backer, said he was shocked and dismayed at Media Minister Patrick O'Donovan's decision to withhold funding, but the minister said the decision was down to his dissatisfaction with RTÉ's progress in implementing promised reforms.
David McCullaghHOST
0:23
I'm joined by NUJ, uh, National Union of Journalist General Secretary, Laura Davison, and by Micheál Carrigy, Fine Gael TD for Longford-Westmeath, and a member of the Oireachtas Media Committee.
David McCullaghHOST
0:33
Uh, you're very welcome, uh, both of you.
David McCullaghHOST
0:35
Thanks for joining us.
David McCullaghHOST
0:36
Laura, if I could start with you.
David McCullaghHOST
0:38
What's the NUJ's reaction to this?
Laura DavisonGUEST
0:41
Well, I, uh, I think we're absolutely, uh, shocked and dismayed, uh, similarly about this announcement.
Laura DavisonGUEST
0:50
Um, it's not, it's absolutely not the right way forward.

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