Came across this whilst perusing the internet (roughly 30 mins) well worth a listen to. Apologies in advance if it has already been posted as I must have missed it.
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Robert Orchard reports on the fruitless attempts by the Conservatives and Labour to privatise or sell-off a big chunk of Britain's oldest nationalised industry - and looks at what a future Tory government might do to the postal service. The report was first broadcast Radio Four's You and Yours on 12 October.
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