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Childcare as National Infrastructure: The UK’s Hidden Economic Drag (opens the original)
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How soaring childcare costs are choking Britain’s growth – and what France’s model can teach us In this episode of Curious Potential, hosts Olivia and James turn the spotlight on an often‑overlooked pillar of national security: the health of the family unit. They unpack the startling fact that childcare fees now consume almost 30 % of the average UK household’s income, turning the act of raising a child into a personal financial burden that ripples across the economy. Olivia frames the issue as
Health as National Security: The Great UK Healthcare Divide (opens the original)
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When we talk about national resilience, we usually think of defense budgets, borders, and economic indices. But is the true measure of a nation’s strength actually found in its pharmacies and dental clinics? In this episode of Public Perview , hosts Olivia and James pull back the curtain on public health across the UK. They examine why basic healthcare access—from rising prescription charges in England to the subsidized model in Northern Ireland—is directly tied to economic productivity and nati
The Quicksand of Care: Britain’s 165,000‑Post Crisis (opens the original)
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Low wages, private‑equity collapses and a forgotten guild. Why Britain’s social care is on the brink. Olivia and James dive deep into the hidden crisis that’s undermining the nation’s social fabric. From the staggering 165,000 vacancies that are draining hospitals and families alike, to the stark wage gap that’s sending Britain’s best carers to Australia, this episode pulls back the curtain on a system built on quicksand. The Numbers That Matter – Why 165k empty slots aren’t a staffing glitch bu
The People’s Pitch: From Industrial Roots to Corporate Towers (opens the original)
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Imagine walking into a stadium where the smell of coal dust still lingers, where every chant is a reminder of a community forged in factories and rail yards. That vivid scene is the heartbeat of the episode, a vivid reminder that football was never meant to be a luxury brand but a communal hearth for working families. Olivia and James peel back the glossy veneer of modern football to reveal how a sport built on solidarity is being reshaped by distant investors, sky‑high ticket prices and a relen
Profit Over People: Unchecked Privatisation, Corporate Negligence, and the Fight for Public Stewardship (opens the original)
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For over two decades, hundreds of innocent subpostmasters faced wrongful prosecutions, financial ruin, and intense personal trauma. All because of a flawed, proprietary IT system. The Post Office Horizon IT scandal stands as one of the most severe miscarriages of justice in British history. How did a private corporate interest successfully override the public welfare, and why was the warning system systematically ignored for so long? In this episode of Public Perview , hosts Olivia and James dis
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