
Political powerhouses Beth Rigby, Ruth Davidson and Harriet Harman unite to unravel the spin and explain what’s really going on in Westminster and beyond. Each episode examines who holds influence, what politicians are really saying, and the forces driving decisions behind closed doors. With authoritative insight and candid conversation, they assess who is rising, who is falling, and who is headin... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 209 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Hear from Jess Phillips regularly on our Tuesday members episode, subscribe at skynews.com/electoraldysfunction
Jess Phillips joins Beth Rigby to reflect on her time as a minister under Keir Starmer.
And she asks whether Andy Burnham can fu... more
Beth Rigby and Harriet Harman dive into what went wrong for Sir Keir Starmer – and why the public turned against him so quickly.
And Harriet asks if the Labour party might, in retrospect, have been able to ride out those disastrous local election re... more
In appointing his new cabinet Andy Burnham has removed many of Keir Starmer's faithfuls, including previously key figures like Rachel Reeves and Darren Jones.
And critics feel 'traitors' who had tried to destabilise the recently departed PM are bein... more
We didn't get details of Andy Burnham's top team until most people had gone to bed... so why did it take so long?
Beth, Jess, Harriet and Ruth discuss whether some ministers negotiated for different jobs – and whether nobody wanted to be justice sec... more
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I use to love this but it’s becoming a bit of a moan show about what’s wrong with everything. I would appreciate good discussion of policies but just digging AB out after less than a week in power seems unproductive. Think I’ll give it a miss for a while.
Has she gone effing mad? Rigby used to be human, decent and principled. But she’s just like the rest. I find it sickening honestly.
I know many pod casts try to make it feel your in the room with them, but this sets a benchmark, well balanced, light hearted - but provides depth & analysis
Love this podcast. Harriet Harman is the best PM we never had. Insightful analysis, no posturing, and humorous. Delighted to hear about the new club (you’re underselling yourselves compared to other podcasts). Will sign up for a year as soon as I see the link.
Go ladies!
What once was a great pod, now looks a shadow of itself.
Three wise and fabulous women, looking around the Westminster Village and scraping the barrel.
Little understanding of the wider world and minimal focus on big issues that matter to real people. This is now a pod of gossip and he said / she said in the village.
The endless talk of Starmer’s back office is tedious and this is the third pod on the trot I’ve switched off from. Davison has become a party line Tory, rather than the astute f... more
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A politically sharp, faithlessly balanced trio hosts thoughtful conversations about Westminster power, media narratives, and policy decisions. Episodes consistently dissect who truly holds influence, what politicians are saying behind the scenes, and how media coverage shapes public perception, often with a mix of insider context, rigorous analysis, and witty banter. Notable is the recurring dynamic among three prominent female voices, each with distinct vantage points, delivering candid takes on leadership, governance, and current events. This show tends to attract listeners who want practical political insight, behind-the-scenes context, and lively debate about UK politics and policy, with occasional international angles and cultural comm... more
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