הפודקאסטים הטובים ביותר ב-UK Politics (2024)

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How Sue Gray was ousted – Politics Weekly Westminster 22:43

10h ago22:43

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The Guardian’s Pippa Crerar and Kiran Stacey discuss what led to the resignation of Keir Starmer’s chief of staff. Plus, the Conservative leadership candidates go from four to two this week as Tory MPs vote before the final decision goes out to the membership. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/politicspod…

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Trading Places: Starmer Shakes Up Top Team 12:25

20h ago12:25

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Keir Starmer has replaced his Chief of Staff Sue Gray as the Labour government nears the 100-day mark in power. It's an attempt by the Prime Minister to draw a line under a summer of negative headlines and infighting - but will a No.10 reshuffle be enough? Bloomberg's Political Editor Alex Wickham joins us with his analysis on the reset. Hosted by …

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James Cleverley’s rising momentum and Lib Dem Conference Insights 42:30

1d ago42:30

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In this episode of Mid Atlantic, Roifield Brown dives into the Conservative Party leadership race, breaking down the key moments from their recent conference in Birmingham. Joined by regular contributor Cory Bernard, they explore everything from James Cleverley’s rising momentum to Kemi Badenoch’s gaffes, Robert Jenrick’s Thatcher references, and t…

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Changing The Rules: Bloomberg Economics' Pitch To Rachel Reeves 13:14

5d ago13:14

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The Chancellor has a tough job in the budget: she needs to find a way to pay the government's bills, boost the economy and plug a hole in the public finances. Bloomberg's economists reckon the current rules on borrowing need an major update. Our Chief European Economist, Jamie Rush, explains his team's proposal to change the rules to make it easier…

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Tory leadership contenders square off at conference – Politics Weekly UK 36:41

6d ago36:41

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The Conservative leadership hopefuls took to the stage for the Tory party conference finale on Wednesday. John Harris is joined by the Guardian political correspondent Kiran Stacey to discuss how they performed. Plus, John goes around the hall to see what the mood is really like. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/politicspo…

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Turn it off and on again: Starmer Seeks An EU Reboot 12:23

6d ago12:23

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The Prime Minister is meeting EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Brussels today as part of his mission to reset relations. But just how far will he go in pursuit of a better relationship and what will the UK have to offer in return? Bloomberg's Managing Editor for European Economy and Government, Ben Sills shares his perspective. Hoste…

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What Liz Did Next: Truss Makes Her Mark On Conference 13:53

7d ago13:53

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Former Prime Minister Liz Truss addressed a packed three hundred seat auditorium at the Conservative party conference, but what does her popularity say about the state of the party? Plus, James Cleverly is billing himself as the leadership candidate with a 'focus on the future' - he shares his vision with Bloomberg. Hosted by Lizzy Burden and James…

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Kemi Badenoch dominates as Tory conference starts – Politics Weekly Westminster 25:23

7d ago25:23

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The Guardian’s Pippa Crerar and Kiran Stacey are in Birmingham this week for the Conservative party conference, where the four leadership candidates will get plenty of time to show off their credentials. Plus, Keir Starmer is dealing with international and domestic crises at once, can he cope?. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian…

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Squabbling On The Sidelines : The Conservative Party Looks To Rebuild 12:57

8d ago12:57

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Former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak told the Conservatives to present a united front during his farewell speech at the party's conference in Birmingham. But with leadership election based in-fighting threatening to dominate headlines, can the Tories get back on track? Chris Hayward, Policy Chairman of the City of London Corporation shares the busines…

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Hope, Hardship, and Heating Bills, US-UK Politics in Focus 46:49

8d ago46:49

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This episode of *Mid Atlantic* brings together voices from both sides of the Atlantic to dissect political developments in the U.S. and the U.K. Host **Roifield Brown**, broadcasting from a rainy Birmingham, UK, leads a panel discussion with guests from Nevada, London, Los Angeles, and Liverpool. **Tonye Alltrade** shares her recent visit to the bi…

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A Conversation with Labour Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds 54:43

11d ago54:43

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This week, the Labour Party saw its largest ever business turnout as Britain's corporate leaders gathered to bend the ear of the new government. Business and Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds sat down with our Correspondent Lizzy Burden at Labour Together's tent at the conference earlier this week for a conversation about the future of the economy,…

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That's A Wrap: Labour Conference Ends But Policy Questions Remain 12:55

13d ago12:55

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As the Labour party's annual gathering draws to a close, business leaders and commentators are leaving with questions about policy. Bloomberg's political editor Alex Wickham joins us with his takeaways from the event and an a view on what's ahead. Hosted by Lizzy Burden. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Starmer’s speech: Banger or word salad? – Politics Weekly UK 31:24

13d ago31:24

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Keir Starmer has made his first conference speech as prime minister, hoping he can persuade the country there is light at the end of the tunnel. But did it work? John Harris talks the Guardian’s political editor, Pippa Crerar, and political correspondent Kiran Stacey after the speech. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/polit…

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Competing Priorities: Employers vs Employees 11:50

14d ago11:50

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Day 3 at the Labour party conference in Liverpool as Keir Starmer becomes the first Prime Minister to address the event in 15 years. Trade unions and business lobbies alike are optimistic about his plans, but can the government deliver for both groups? Bloomberg's political editor Alex Wickham joins us with his take on matters. Hosted by Lizzy Burd…

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Pivoting To Positivity: Rachel Reeves' Labour Party Conference Speech 13:25

15d ago13:25

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Chancellor Rachel Reeves has promised “real ambition” in the budget next month as well as a timetable for a new industrial strategy for Britain and a "proudly pro-business and pro-worker" government at the Labour party conference in Liverpool. Bloomberg's UK correspondent Lizzy Burden and reporter James Woolcock discuss the speech, delivered by the…

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Labour in crisis at conference? – Politics Weekly Westminster 20:25

14d ago20:25

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The Guardian’s Pippa Crerar and Kiran Stacey are in Liverpool this week for the Labour party conference. Can the government shake off headlines about donations and internal rows? Plus what is the mood really like in the ranks?. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/politicspodעל ידי The Guardian

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For What It's Worth: Should We Pay Top Political Figures More? 11:59

19d ago11:59

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The revelation that Keir Starmer's chief of staff Sue Gray earns more than the Prime Minister is sparking debate around Westminster about public servants' pay. Matthew Lesh, policy fellow at the Institute of Economic Affairs think-tank, and a country manager at business consultancy Freshwater Strategy, makes the case for higher salaries for politic…

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‘Frockgate’ and Starmer’s love-in with Meloni – Politics Weekly UK 31:06

19d ago31:06

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The row over ‘frockgate’ continues to trouble the prime minister this week, while his decision to visit his far-right Italian counterpart, Giorgia Meloni, has upset many in his party. The Guardian’s John Harris talks to the political correspondent Aletha Adu, who was travelling with Keir Starmer. Also, the Guardian’s Europe correspondent, Jon Henle…

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Cheques and Balances: Who is Labour Donor Waheed Alli? 13:11

20d ago13:11

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Until recently, Waheed Alli was a relatively unknown Labour peer, but in recent weeks his name has been thrust into the spotlight as details emerge about the extent of his longstanding influence within the party and access to power. Bloomberg associate editor Ailbhe Rea joins us to discuss her latest reporting. Hosted by Lizzy Burden and Stephen Ca…

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In Sickness, And In Health: What Major NHS Reform Might Look Like 14:42

21d ago14:42

14:42

Health Secretary Wes Streeting has just given junior doctors a 22% pay rise, saying it's now time to think about reforming the NHS. Handily, the left-leaning think tank the IPPR are publishing a a three-year piece of work on how to make Britain a healthier nation, which Streeting is set to launch later in the week. The Head of the Commission Chris …

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Shades of Gray: In-fighting & Donations Cast Shadow Over Labour Conference 12:59

22d ago12:59

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A week before the the first Labour conference since their landslide election win, the government is being dogged by controversies over party donors, and reports of in-fighting in Number 10 involving chief of staff Sue Gray. Our UK Political Editor Alex Wickham joins us to discuss. Hosted by Stephen Carroll and Yuan Potts. See omnystudio.com/listene…

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Politics Weekly Westminster: Starmer meets Meloni 23:42

21d ago23:42

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The Guardian’s Pippa Crerar and Kiran Stacey talk about Keir Starmer’s trip to Rome to meet Italy’s far-right PM, Giorgia Meloni, and discuss migrant boat crossings. Plus, Pippa is in Brighton for the Lib Dem conference. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/politicspodעל ידי The Guardian

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Kamala's Masterclass as Trump Stumbles 46:51

22d ago46:51

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In this episode, host Roifield Brown leads a lively panel discussion on the recent debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. The panel, featuring Denise Hamilton, Logan Phillips, Aram Fischer, Michael Donahue, Dave Smith, and Tonye Altrade, analyzes Harris’s strong performance, which many viewed as a decisive victory that left Trump on the def…

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Vince Cable on 'Austerity 2.0': A former party leader's take on spending cuts 17:34

26d ago17:34

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As the chancellor plans her budget, former Liberal Democrat leader Vince Cable says he hopes Rachel Reeves can learn from some of the mistakes made by the coalition in its approach to public spending. We get his thoughts on the challenges facing the new government, the prospects of re-joining the EU, and what the future holds for his party. Hosted …

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Winter fuel allowance cut: who voted for this? – Politics Weekly UK 31:56

26d ago31:56

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The government saw off a rebellion over its plans to cut winter fuel allowance this week. John Harris speaks to Caroline Abrahams from Age UK about what this winter will look like for millions of pensioners losing out. Plus, he talks to columnist Rafael Behr about whether the technocrats (Starmer and Reeves) are taking the Labour party in the wrong…

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Northern Star: Andy Burnham on Working With A Labour Government 18:41

27d ago18:41

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Andy Burnham, Labour's prominent Mayor of Greater Manchester, discusses how the relationship with Westminster has shifted since his party took power. But he tells us he wants changes to the winter fuel allowance, after the move to means-test the payment passed through Parliament, and he makes his pitch for Manchester to get greater control of its b…

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An Age-Old Problem: Can Politicians Fix Britain's Pension System? 13:07

28d ago13:07

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The government has been under fire for cutting pensioners' winter fuel payments. We ask former pensions minister Steve Webb, now at consultancy Lane Clark & Peacock, if the move has wasted too much political capital and what the government should do to make pensions work better. Hosted by Yuan Potts and Stephen Carroll. See omnystudio.com/listener …

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Politics Weekly Westminster: Winter fuel payments test for Labour 27:37

28d ago27:37

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The Guardian’s Pippa Crerar and Kiran Stacey talk about Labour’s first big test in parliament over their winter fuel payments policy. Plus, will Keir Starmer’s trip to Washington be awkward after his decision on arms licences to Israel?. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/politicspod…

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Procuring A Crisis: Has the UK Learned the Lessons From Covid Contracts? 12:22

29d ago12:22

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The Covid inquiry starts its latest phase today, a reminder of the mark the pandemic has left on the UK and on politics. Transparency International UK say Covid procurement contracts worth more than £15 billion raise three or more 'corruption red flags'. CEO Daniel Bruce tells us what went wrong during the crisis, how other countries did it better …

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Kamala "feels" like a change and Jenrick leads 48:44

1M ago48:44

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In this episode of Mid Atlantic, host Roifield Brown and his panel of experts delve into the latest political developments on both sides of the Atlantic. On the UK front, the Conservative Party leadership race heats up as Robert Jenrick takes the lead, with Priti Patel bowing out. The discussion centers on the ideological divides within the Tory pa…

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A Tory Tangle: Conservative Heavyweights Fight To Become Leader 13:10

1M ago13:10

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Five candidates remain in the Conservative Party leadership contest after former Home Secretary Priti Patel was eliminated in the latest ballot. Those vying for the top job are focused on the future, but how can the eventual winner reinvigorate the party's base? We discuss with Chris Wilkins, former chief speechwriter for Theresa May, now CEO of Au…

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The final Grenfell inquiry report and what it means for families – Politics Weekly UK 30:27

1M ago30:27

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The 2017 Grenfell Tower fire in London was the result of ‘decades of failure’ by central government, the public inquiry into the catastrophe has found. The Guardian’s John Harris looks at the findings of the report with the social affairs leader writer Susanna Rustin. And, as Labour continues to warn ‘things will get worse before they get better’, …

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'Dishonesty' and 'Greed': The Grenfell Tower Inquiry Report 12:42

1M ago12:42

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The chair of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry has delivered a damning conclusion after years of gathering evidence about the fire at the high-rise block in 2017 which saw 72 people lose their lives. The report concluded the deaths were 'all avoidable', blaming the construction industry, government and others for a litany of failures. We discuss the findi…

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Difficult Decisions: The UK's Israel Arms Move Sparks Diplomatic Row 11:35

1M ago11:35

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The government has come in for criticism from Israel and the UK's Chief Rabbi, as well as those opposed to Israel's military action in Gaza, after suspending 30 of the UK's 350 arms export licenses to the country. We discuss the implications of the decision with Bloomberg Opinion columnist Marc Champion. Hosted by Yuan Potts and Caroline Hepker. Se…

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Storm Warning: Labour Piles On The Economic Gloom 12:19

1M ago12:19

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House of Commons Leader Lucy Powell says there could have been a "run on the pound" had Chancellor Rachel Reeves not taken the decision to means test the winter fuel allowance for pensioners. Her assertion is the latest in a series of gloomy warnings from government over the last few weeks. As parliament reconvenes today we ask Bloomberg's senior e…

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Politics Weekly Westminster: Labour’s doom-and-gloom message 25:56

1M ago25:56

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The Guardian’s Pippa Crerar and Kiran Stacey talk about whether Labour can move away from the doom-and-gloom messaging and towards a more hopeful tone? Plus, MPs will get their first chance to vote on leadership contenders this week. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/politicspod…

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Forking Out for Farmers: The Political Choices Impacting British Agriculture 12:36

1M ago12:36

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After Brexit reshaped the agricultural landscape, UK farmers face a new reality. EU subsidy payments are being phased out and replaced by a new Sustainable Farming Incentive. We discuss the impact of these changes, rising production costs, and the challenge of maintaining food security with David Exwood, Deputy President of the National Farmers' Un…

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Carla Denyer and the Green party: four MPs v the climate crisis 35:31

1M ago35:31

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The Green party made history in the general election, winning four seats for the first time. But how much will it be able to achieve in parliament when facing the gravity of the climate crisis? The Guardian’s John Harris sits down with Carla Denyer, the Greens’ co-leader and MP for Bristol Central, to ask her what comes next for the party. Help sup…

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Starmer's Berlin Getaway: The UK Reconnects With Germany 12:58

1M ago12:58

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The Prime Minister Keir Starmer has escaped his gloomy budget outlook in search of a brighter future relationship with the UK's neighbours, starting with Germany's Olaf Scholz. We discuss with our Germany Correspondent Oliver Crook and Evie Aspinall, Director of the British Foreign Policy Group. Hosted by Stephen Carroll and James Woolcock. See omn…

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Politically Painful: Will Voters Accept Starmer Shifting the Blame? 12:58

1M ago12:58

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Keir Starmer took on the job of Prime Minister with a message of hope and optimism, but less than eight weeks later, he's warning of a "painful" budget to "get the rot out". We discuss the tone and content of the Prime Minister's speech with Philip Collins, former chief speechwriter to Tony Blair and founder of communications advisers The Draft. Ho…

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Palestine's Struggle, Global Politics and Regional Power Shifts with Mouin Rabbani 41:50

1M ago41:50

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In this episode of Mid Atlantic, host Roifield Brown engages in a profound discussion with Mouin Rabbani, a renowned expert on Middle Eastern affairs, focusing on the Palestinian struggle and its intricate position within the evolving dynamics of the Middle East. Rabbani offers a comprehensive analysis of Israel's intensified military actions in Ga…

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Kamala Harris, and the New Face of American Leadership 41:15

1M ago41:15

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In this episode of Mid Atlantic, Roifield Brown leads a deep discussion with an expert panel on two major developments: the Democratic National Convention (DNC) and the suspension of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s presidential campaign. With voices spanning from Texas to the UK, the panel provides a well-rounded analysis of these pivotal moments in U.S. p…

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Migration Moves: Can Starmer Change the Conversation? 13:19

2M ago13:19

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The latest Home Office migration figures show a drop in the number of people moving to the UK for work and study, as well as a fall in asylum applications. Public concern over migration remains high, leaving Keir Starmer’s government facing a complex array of challenges. We discuss the political and economic ramifications of the data with Ben Brind…

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Politics Weekly UK is on holiday 0:24

2M ago0:24

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Politics Weekly UK is taking a break for the summer. John Harris will be back on Thursday 29 August, and in the meantime you can listen to our previous episodes here. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/politicspodעל ידי The Guardian

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Winter is Coming: Economics and Politics Collide For Labour 14:05

2M ago14:05

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Colder months are on the horizon and Rachel Reeves' decision to means-test the winter fuel allowance has stirred up controversy. With over 400,000 signatures on a petition against the move and growing concerns about rising heating bills, we explore the challenges of stretched public finances and meeting manifesto pledges with John McTernan, former …

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Union Wages War: Could Labour Pay Deals Have a Domino Effect? 14:25

2M ago14:25

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Labour announced a success last week: a 15% pay deal for train drivers to end their dispute. But within a day, some were back on strike with a new grievance. We explore the political and economic implications of Labour's different approach to the unions, with UK Associate Editor Ailbhe Rea and Peel Hunt’s Chief Economist Kallum Pickering. Hosted by…

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No Space For Justice: Emergency Action on Prisons 13:18

2M ago13:18

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A surge of arrests, trials, and looming prison sentences is threatening to overwhelm the UK's judicial system. 'Operation Early Dawn' will see defendants held in police cells because there are no prison places available. What will it mean for already over-stretched prisons and courts? With Tom Franklin, Chief Executive of the Magistrates' Associati…

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Battleground Shifts: Kamala's Surge and UK's Economic Upswing 49:07

2M ago49:07

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In this week's episode of Mid Atlantic, host Roifield Brown and his panel of political experts—Zee Cohen Sanchez, Logan Phillips, Corey Bernard, Aram Fisher, and Olissa Jones—dive into the chaotic landscape of U.S. and U.K. politics. On the U.S. side, the focus is on the latest struggles of Donald Trump's campaign as Kamala Harris gains momentum in…

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Results and Realities: The Future of Higher Education 13:53

2M ago13:53

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Today is the day: thousands of students across the UK receive their A-Level results. But as many students celebrate, universities are grappling with mounting financial pressures. We discuss the state of higher education with Edward Peck, Acting Chair of UCAS' Board and Vice-Chancellor at Nottingham Trent University. Hosted by Caroline Hepker and Yu…

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Politics Weekly UK’s summer culture list - podcast 6:24

2M ago6:24

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The Guardian’s John Harris gives his review of the best books, music and TV from 2024 so far. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/politicspodעל ידי The Guardian

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