Magazine Sixty Interview with Gryph on his refreshing new album Nash Angeles, released on Elbow Grease, thoughts on music and more https://t.co/dfRLVAKukf
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Magazine Sixty Interview with Patricia Wolf a musician, sound designer, and film composer based in Portland, Oregon. She creates rich, evocative soundscapes that reflect the power of the nature surrounding us while telling important sonic stories https://t.co/RTdYgl5mDE
“Andy Burnham has spent years crafting a specific public myth. He is the 'King of the North,' the casual jacket-wearing, anti-Westminster populist who promised to smash the Whitehall bubble, reverse decades of devastating de-industrialization, and bring failing water utilities back under public control.”
But as he prepares to enter Downing Street as Prime Minister, the mask has officially slipped. Burnham has handed the keys of Number 10 to his new Chief of Staff, James Purnell—the ex-chair of Labour Friends of Israel, a former BBC executive, and the CEO of Flint Global, an elite corporate lobbying outfit that protects private water companies from state takeovers and was recently sold to a private equity firm notorious for price-gouging the NHS.
This appointment exposes the absolute hypocrisy behind Burnham's carefully managed rhetoric on devolution and public control. Before he even steps foot inside Number Ten, we must demand a full, unvarnished list of all James Purnell's corporate conflicts of interest—because right now, devolution and reindustrialization is the bait, and corporate capture is the switch.
Editor: Ranjan Balakumaran @financialeyes