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Labour doesn’t understand business and it shows – with Oliver Shah

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Labour doesn’t understand business and it shows – with Oliver Shah

Oliver Shah is a former journalist at The Sunday Times and now runs Newcome Advisory. On this week's Reality Check Oliver and Michael discuss why Labour can't build trust with the businesses, how the National Insurance tax hike was the poison pill for the private sector and whether it is still worth being an entrepreneur in Britain today.


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