Andrew Neil vs British Steel: Hypocrisy Exposed?

The recent emergency legislation saving the blast furnaces in Scunthorpe highlights a crucial debate about ownership of vital national assets. This video argues for the public ownership of infrastructure like this, similar to the electricity grid or water services, citing national security and the risk of private companies dismantling important assets for profit at the consumer's expense.

Conservative commentator Andrew Neil criticised the current and previous governments regarding the near collapse of British Steel. However, this analysis points out potential hypocrisy in his position. Neil's commentary notably omits the impact of Brexit, the downsides of privatisation for Britain, and surprisingly seems to advocate for regulations he might typically oppose. This video delves into Neil's critique and these perceived inconsistencies.

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