Does national security need to be redefined?
Apr 01, 2022•11 min
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Episode description
The cost of living crisis became a reality as millions today face a £700 per year price hike to their energy bills. What can the government do to support those that fall into fuel poverty?
Also on the podcast, the government has quietly approved the takeover of Newport Wafer Fab by a Chinese owned technology company, Wingtech. As the largest microchip firm in the country, what could this mean for China's dominance in the semiconductor market?
'China wants to create a market-dominant position which could create vulnerabilities for the UK' -James Forsyth.
All to be discussed as Cindy Yu speaks to James Forsyth.
Also on the podcast, the government has quietly approved the takeover of Newport Wafer Fab by a Chinese owned technology company, Wingtech. As the largest microchip firm in the country, what could this mean for China's dominance in the semiconductor market?
'China wants to create a market-dominant position which could create vulnerabilities for the UK' -James Forsyth.
All to be discussed as Cindy Yu speaks to James Forsyth.
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