
Scottish nationalism
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Search complete. 7 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Scottish nationalism".
Sep 30, 2026
Hijack Scare
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17:02Nile GardinerGUEST
And it's a big part of Labour's plan to cling on to power when they only have 25% support right now.
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17:08Nile GardinerGUEST
You create an Islamist voting bloc that aligns itself with Labour and the Greens and the Scottish Nationalists and the Lib Dems.
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17:14Nile GardinerGUEST
And this is how the left clings on to power without majority support in the country.
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17:19Nile GardinerGUEST
And this is what it's all about.
Latest poll numbers show neither Government nor Opposition all that popular with electorate
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27:32Pat LeahyPANELIST
But yes, I think it would take, for it to become as imminent as some of its proponents suggest it should be, I think it would take some sort of a seismic political move within the UK.
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27:46Hugh LinehanHOST
Is there anything significant about this coming together of the three nationalist parties in the devolved parts of the United Kingdom, the Plaid Cymru, the Scottish Nationalists and Sinn Féin? In some ways, it's a slightly new departure for Irish nationalism to become part of a broader front.
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28:03Hugh LinehanHOST
I know they've had good relations, Sinn Féin, with those parties for quite some time.
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28:08Cormac McQuinnPANELIST
Yeah, it's an interesting development.
Latest poll numbers show neither Government nor Opposition all that popular with electorate
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27:32Pat LeahyPANELIST
But yes, I think it would take, for it to become as imminent as some of its proponents suggest it should be, I think it would take some sort of a seismic political move within the UK.
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27:46Hugh LinehanHOST
Is there anything significant about this coming together of the three nationalist parties in the devolved parts of the United Kingdom, the Plaid Cymru, the Scottish Nationalists and Sinn Féin? In some ways, it's a slightly new departure for Irish nationalism to become part of a broader front.
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28:03Hugh LinehanHOST
I know they've had good relations, Sinn Féin, with those parties for quite some time.
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28:08Cormac McQuinnPANELIST
Yeah, it's an interesting development.
Would You Tactically Vote to Stop the Left?
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5:33David WoodingGUEST
the Greens.
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5:34David WoodingGUEST
And the Scottish Nationalists.
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5:35David WoodingGUEST
And the Welsh Nationalists.
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5:36David WoodingGUEST
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What’s the point of progressive politics?
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13:44Richard DennisHOST
The good news is this has been very popular for Mark Carney.
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13:48Richard DennisHOST
It's been quite effective for the Scottish Nationalists.
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13:52Richard DennisHOST
So hopefully there's some good politics.
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13:55Richard DennisHOST
and some good national policy to be gained by saying, well, if we're really proud of our pharmaceutical benefit scheme, we're going to stand up for it.
Credlin | 15 September
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41:10Andrew RobertsGUEST
And as you pointed out, we had a once-in-a-generation...
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41:16Andrew RobertsGUEST
in Scotland in 2014, and the Scottish Nationalists comprehensively lost it.
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41:22Peta CredlinHOST
Let's go down to your Australian engagements, if I can.
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41:26Peta CredlinHOST
December's Bondi massacre, Jewish Australians experienced unimaginable horror, and not just obviously on the beach last December, but really since the Hamas attacks of October 7.
Burnham must fight the far right
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49:07Rafael BehrGUEST
And they will find all sorts of ways to say, actually, you know, although, yes, obviously, there's a bit of a whiff around these reform people...
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49:13Rafael BehrGUEST
They are patriots, which is more than can be said for those Bolsheviks who would otherwise be propping up Andy Burnham and the Scottish Nationalists and Islamists and anyone else you want to throw into the mix as a reason to actually allow Farage to be in
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49:28Nick CohenHOST
government.
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49:28Nick CohenHOST
Oh, they will.