Matters of Interest: The size of the Civil Service, Digital ID & Compulsory Voting
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Matters of Interest: The size of the Civil Service, Digital ID & Compulsory Voting
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In this week's Matters of Interest, Richard reflects on the historic size of the Civil Service and considers whether Reform's plan to reduce it is really the solution to getting things done in Britain. Lee thinks back to the noughties when Labour last tried to introduce ID cards and asks what Keir Starmer could learn from Tony Blair. And the pair discuss - and disagree! - on whether compulsory voting is a good idea.
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