Episode 3: Penny Mordaunt MP, Paymaster General
The 1001 Critical Days Podcast with Andrea Leadsom MPShow Notes
Andrea Leadsom talks to Penny Mordaunt MP, Paymaster General and one of the Early Years Healthy Development Review's sponsoring ministers about the work of the review, the importance of working with the devolved nations and why investing in the very earliest period of life saves money further down the line.
This episode was recorded whilst Matt Hancock MP was the Secretary of State for Health.
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