Speaker 1: Yeah, hi again, this sand is a daily rant.
Speaker 2: Well well, well, First up, devolution in Glasgow. The devolution
Speaker 2: of Glasgow is a significant step forward, empowering the city
Speaker 2: to make more decisions locally and driving economic growth. Scottish
Speaker 2: Government's new legislation will enable the establishment of illegal entity
Speaker 2: for the Glasgow City Region, providing the foundation for a
Speaker 2: devolution deal and further funding and powers to allow for
Speaker 2: local decision making. Its move will give the region increase
Speaker 2: flexibility and the ability to borrow and invest a line
Speaker 2: in it with comparable regions in England and Europe. Paths
Speaker 2: we used to create jobs, build housing, improve public transport,
Speaker 2: with a focus on looking and locking the Clyde Calder's
Speaker 2: major development, say city leaders, including Susan Ake and Glazas
Speaker 2: City Council leader, advocating for devolution deal tailor to Glasgow's
Speaker 2: specific challenges and opportunities, insurance that the city can leverage
Speaker 2: its resources effectively. Well, I think as a country, you know,
Speaker 2: devolution in Scotland is struggling personally because it's a bit
Speaker 2: like basically, yeah, running back to Mummy and Daddy Lake.
Speaker 2: Mummy being Rachel Reeves at the moment and Daddy being
Speaker 2: sick stama running back to them when you know your
Speaker 2: money runs out and oh we've got it wrong.
Speaker 1: Were we ain't got enough money? Can you help us out?
Speaker 2: That's what this devolution would mean, Glasgow would be constantly
Speaker 2: running I think back to the Scottish government. Hey, however,
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Speaker 2: Yeah it's probably a good idea, but will it work?
Speaker 2: Probably not. Now, back on the Scottish subject. In Glasgow
Speaker 2: in particular, nearly one in free children in Glasgow doesn't
Speaker 2: speak English as the first language. Figures feel growing concerns
Speaker 2: about capacity of Buttons asylum capital to cope with influx
Speaker 2: from new arrivals. Maybe that's why they want devolution, because
Speaker 2: they want to spend more money on the migrants and
Speaker 2: not the Glaswegians.
Speaker 1: M I don't know.
Speaker 2: Almost one in three peoples in Glasgow does not speak
Speaker 2: English as the main language, which is very shocking really
Speaker 2: because because if you compare it to other languages in Scotland,
Speaker 2: basically Polish was the most commonly spoken language in Scotland.
Speaker 2: After English, Scots and Gaelic, fifty four thousand people about
Speaker 2: one point one percent of Scottish population said they spoke
Speaker 2: Polish at home. There's fair enough small number. You know,
Speaker 2: the Polish has done nothing wrong. They've come to our
Speaker 2: country properly, legally, they've got their papers. They have not
Speaker 2: arrived in small boat. So in Scotland there's fifty four
Speaker 2: thousand at the last count, there's twenty seven thousand speaking Chinese.
Speaker 2: Well that's a lot of takeaways, twenty three thousand Urdu,
Speaker 2: twenty three thousand Punjabi. So we've got a big obviously
Speaker 2: Asian population in Glasgow in Scotland, So Scotland I mean.
Speaker 2: And fourteen thousand French. Don't see many restaurants in Scotland.
Speaker 1: That's French. Yeah, well what do you think to that? Then?
Speaker 1: Amazing what will happen? And of course.
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Speaker 2: that's all you can do, really, isn't it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And well, on top of all that, you know which,
Speaker 2: we just do this little EVNT in one go and
Speaker 2: it said they're making it a subject the Prime minister,
Speaker 2: it's a kamma, we must work with China even if
Speaker 2: it threatens national security.
Speaker 1: Well I think that's a bit bunkers, isn't it.
Speaker 2: But anyway, so akis Arma appears to have laid the
Speaker 2: groundwork for major concession to China. It's about using the
Speaker 2: keynote speech to say Beijing poses a natural security threat
Speaker 2: to Britain. Yeah, they're going to give him the embassy
Speaker 2: and all that stuff, So you can use a China
Speaker 2: policy that reckon I is this reality instead of for
Speaker 2: years we're blown hot and cold the Golden age, which
Speaker 2: then flip to a nice age. We rejrect that binary
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Speaker 2: cloudy and sober realism. Well I don't know mate, if
Speaker 2: that's going to work.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So at the end of the day, you've just got
Speaker 2: to give these politicians a chance. I suppose, Okay, then
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