'Come off it, a country without a railway!' mrjamesob disputes caller's argument that Rishi Sunak should preside over the demise of the railways in the same way Margaret Thatcher did with the mining industry.
"Never say never," James O'Brien conceded after jumping to disagree with this caller's suggestion of the Prime Minister presiding over the demise of Britain's rail network.asked his listeners how they formed their views on strike action, as the railways strike for a third time this week.
"You express yourself very well but I do want to know where you get your opinions from if that is not a silly question," James pressed.
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